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Sindi_Jacobsson
Sep 13, 2022Copper Contributor
Report for tasks moved from one Sprint to another
Good Day I need help. How do I run a report to see tasks that were moved from one Sprint to another. I am currently on Sprint 4, I want to see tasks that were moved from Sprint 2 to Sprint 3 to Spr...
Ian_Donaldson
Sep 15, 2022Brass Contributor
None that I know of.
I initially thought this would be easy. I.e. Query items with Iteration Path = currentIteration, and WAS EVER in previousIteration clause (or specify Iterations is necessary). Alas, the WAS EVER option doesn't seem to be available for the Iteration Path (Sprint) field 😞
There'd be a way using PowerBI consuming an Analytics view (with [include item History] option). But that's a disproportionate amount of effort (unless you're using it for other insights) 😞
I'd also be keen to know if anybody else finds an easy way.
Meantime, a couple of alternatives/crutches:
- We've added "Activation Date" field to Backlog Columns and Board Cards. It makes an Items age a bit more visible. That field gets auto-populated when Item moves from New to any In Progress state (if it's not standard, then we added a trigger or process-rule]. On the Board we color-code cards that have Activation Date > N days.
- I heard of some teams that add a "Carried Once", "Carried Twice" (and so on) Tag to Items as part of Sprint changeover. Thus giving visibility and options to Query/filter (... and more importantly, the option to do analysis and discussion about what might be going on with carried items).
I initially thought this would be easy. I.e. Query items with Iteration Path = currentIteration, and WAS EVER in previousIteration clause (or specify Iterations is necessary). Alas, the WAS EVER option doesn't seem to be available for the Iteration Path (Sprint) field 😞
There'd be a way using PowerBI consuming an Analytics view (with [include item History] option). But that's a disproportionate amount of effort (unless you're using it for other insights) 😞
I'd also be keen to know if anybody else finds an easy way.
Meantime, a couple of alternatives/crutches:
- We've added "Activation Date" field to Backlog Columns and Board Cards. It makes an Items age a bit more visible. That field gets auto-populated when Item moves from New to any In Progress state (if it's not standard, then we added a trigger or process-rule]. On the Board we color-code cards that have Activation Date > N days.
- I heard of some teams that add a "Carried Once", "Carried Twice" (and so on) Tag to Items as part of Sprint changeover. Thus giving visibility and options to Query/filter (... and more importantly, the option to do analysis and discussion about what might be going on with carried items).
- Sindi_JacobssonSep 27, 2022Copper ContributorHi Ian. Thank you for the response. Can you please help with the " I heard of some teams that add a "Carried Once", "Carried Twice" (and so on) Tag"
How do I do that, if you do not mind helping.- Ian_DonaldsonSep 27, 2022Brass ContributorHi Sindi, re "Carried" tags:
Scrum guide says to return incomplete sprint Items to the backlog. In practice, some teams will continue them next sprint. If a "Carried" tag is added to those Items (say, during Sprint Planning), it gives a way to filter the Board and Backlog by Tag, and you'd see all the Item with Carried tag. So, although not a "report", you can get a list/view.- Sindi_JacobssonSep 27, 2022Copper ContributorOh now I get what you mean. Thank you