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Overview
The WIP Run Chart is a type of chart that shows the amount of work in progress (WIP) over time for a team or a process. WIP is the number of items that have been started but not yet finished, or their total estimate, such as the sum of story points.
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The settings of this gadget are divided in 2 3 tabs:
Data tab - contains the required settings of the gadget, such as title or data source
More Settings tab - contains the optional settings, such as card colors
Colors tab
Data tab
On this tab you can configure the required settings of the gadget.
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Gadget title | Choose what to display in the title bar of the gadget. |
Data source | Select the type of Data Source used by the gadget:
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Start dateTime interval | Specify Represents the start date of the time interval displayed by the gadget. You choose from multiple options: Custom dates - choose this option if you want to manually enter the Start date and End dateSpecify the end date of the time interval displayed by the gadget. of the release. A number of days back - By choosing this option, the gadget will have a rolling time interval with a number of days back to the current day. Dates of a project release - Choose this option if you want the gadget to use the start and end dates of an existing project release (added on the Releases page of a Jira project). Make sure the selected release has a Start date and End date set. Any subsequent changes to the release dates made on the project's Releases page will be automatically reflected in the gadget, without the need to reconfigure it. Be aware that you can also check the Continue to display data after end date option in the More Settings tab if you want the chart to still display data even if the end date has passed. |
Intervals of | Indicates the length of the intervals displayed on the horizontal axis. |
Calculate by | Specify on which criteria the calculation is to be performed. You can choose between:
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"WIP" means | Specify how to consider the issue as being work-in-progress (WIP). |
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The following blog articles provide more information on how to use this gadget.