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does anyone know how this could be done,

for example generating a list of hours worked on various work items by a person and then adding together the hours returned

thanks

Paul

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does anyone know how this could be done,

for example generating a list of hours worked on various work items by
a person and then adding together the hours returned

I believe the Iteration Plans already provide this data for each team
member.

Otherwise, you could export a query as a CSV spreadsheet and sum up the
values in Excel.

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Regards,
Patrick
Jazz Work Item Team

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Ok thanks I'll have a look at that

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does anyone know how this could be done,

for example generating a list of hours worked on various work items by
a person and then adding together the hours returned

I believe the Iteration Plans already provide this data for each team
member.

Otherwise, you could export a query as a CSV spreadsheet and sum up the
values in Excel.

--
Regards,
Patrick
Jazz Work Item Team

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I would like to export queries about work items and th etime spent or estimated to a spreadsheet. But the export fucntion generates out put like '2 day', 4'hours',.. That can not be summed up, so I have to manually chaneg this to a number of hours.
Is there a way arond it?

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I would like to export queries about work items and th etime spent or estimated to a spreadsheet. But the export fucntion generates out put like '2 day', 4'hours',.. That can not be summed up, so I have to manually chaneg this to a number of hours.
Is there a way arond it?



sorry, i asked taht alread y and foudn teh answer :?

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