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View Charts on the Dashboard Page

The Dashboard page contains four configurable charts. Each chart can be filtered individually to create a specific chart for a product, enabling users to create a customized view. For example, a user, can create the following charts:

• An hours burndown chart for Release 1 of Product A for one team
• A points burndown chart for Sprint 2 of Product B for all teams
• A velocity chart for one team for Product C
• An hours burndown chart for Product C for one team

Users can select the following chart types:

Hours Burndown

An hours burndown chart that compares actual hours the team(s) burned on user stories against the expected burndown for the sprint. It also contains a burnup line for the number of hours completed.

The x axis shows the days in the sprint. All days, including weekends, are considered valid workdays. The y axis shows the task hours in the sprint. Actual hours remaining displays as a green line. The expected burndown, or guideline, displays in red. The burnup line displays in blue and the number of hours originally estimated to complete the task displays in yellow. Each point on the lines is a data point representing a day in the sprint. Hover text on remaining hours data points displays the sprint day and the remaining effort. Hover text on the guideline data points displays the sprint day and the remaining planned effort.

Points Burndown

A points burndown chart that compares the remaining story points the team(s) completed against the expected burndown. Like the sprint burndown, the actual burndown line is green and the guideline is red.

Each data point on the actual burndown line represents a day in the sprint. The daily point burndown reflects the points remaining for that day and any new point estimation (for example, user stories added, removed or changes in user story points). A tool tip on the actual burndown line displays the sprint day and the number of points remaining in the sprint.

Velocity

A velocity chart showing the team's story point capacity for the sprint, and the number of points actually planned. The x axis represents all the sprints in the release. The y axis represents the user story points delivered for each sprint. Vertical bars represent the team's velocity for the sprint. The average velocity of current and previous closed sprints combined appears as a turquoise line running horizontally across the velocity bars.