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RQM 2.0 Beta 1 - Feedback On Defect Arrival Resolution

On the Defect Arrival Resolution viewlet there is a legend which lists the following, "Defects created", "Defects resolved", and "Defects total open".
http://3894659985892330012-a-1802744773732722657-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/rationalspace/images/RQM_2.0_Beta_1_Defect_Arrival_ResolutionLegend.jpg

The legend for "Defects created" and "Defects resolved" is slightly confusing because it shows the "Defects created" being represented with a red line and red circle, and the "Defects resolved" being represented with a green line and green circle. On the graph it displays the "Defects created" with a blue line and red circle, and "Defects resolved" with a red line and green circle.
http://3894659985892330012-a-1802744773732722657-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/rationalspace/images/RQM_2.0_Beta_1_Defect_Arrival_Resolution.jpg

If possible, can the graph display the "Defects created" and "Defects resolved" with the same coloring schema described in the legend? Or at the very least change the "Defects resolved" line to be something other than red.

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Is this one of the reports created with BIRT? My company uses a stack chart with created, resolved and total too, but we use created as a bar, resolved and a (-negative) bar below zero, and total as a line graph in the positive region.

I agree with your choices. Green (all green or any variance) is seen as resolved at our company.

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Thanks for your input. This is being corrected in a future relase.

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Question asked: Mar 26 '09, 3:04 p.m.

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