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Andrés Guerrero (206●1●32●18) | asked Apr 21 '09, 8:28 a.m.
Hi all,
I know that use time Estimation (hours format) as a way to establish the complexity of a work item in the backlog may not be a good agile practice, but:

Is there another limitation to not have the Estimation field as a possibility for complexity??

In our case the natural way to estimate the complexity of high level tasks is using a estimation based on hours of work.
Is possible to use time estimation on RTC to manage these high level work items??

Thanks!

Andrs

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Johannes Rieken (1.2k●1) | answered Apr 23 '09, 11:36 a.m.
jaguerrero wrote:
Hi all,
I know that use time Estimation (hours format) as a way to establish
the complexity of a work item in the backlog may not be a good agile
practice, but:

Is there another limitation to not have the Estimation field as a
possibility for complexity??

In our case the natural way to estimate the complexity of high level
tasks is using a estimation based on hours of work.
Is possible to use time estimation on RTC to manage these high level
work items??

Thanks!

Andrs


Using estimates is currently not possible because we consider only
integer and enumeration attribute types and estimates are stored as
duration. As a workaround you can add a custom attribute of type integer
to estimate high-level tasks and use that attribute as complexity
attribute.


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Cheers, Johannes
Agile Planning Team

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