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JRS 6.0.4 Simple DNG report - LQE Scoped by Config - Project Area & Artifact Type

Good Morning (or Afternoon)

I want to produce a high level report (graph) which displays the "Project Area" and "Total no's of Artifact" by Type.

- Current Data - LQE Scoped by a Config (as my DNG Projects have Config switched on)

- Limit the scope - selected two RM Projects

- Choose an artifact - "Requirements"  (as I thought at this high level I'd get the different types etc)

- Format Results - I don't get the "Project Area" as an Attribute?

So I'm confused? why if I select Multiple Projects I don't get the attribute "Project Area".

I did a similar report for Work item Types in RTC vs Project Areas - Simple?

Thanks

Matt

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Hi Matt,


are you saying that even when you click on the Attribute button, you do not see project areas option to select? Thank you. 

Hi Fariz,

In Report Builder - I can see the Projects "Limit the scope"

In the Choose Artifact:

If I pick "Requirements" choose an artifact >> I do not get the "Project area" attribute in the Format Results.  (Attribute of = Requirement[Type:Requirement]

If I pick a sub section of Requirement example "System Requirement >> I DO get the Project Area in the default view already selected (Attribute of = System Requirement [Type: System Requirement]

I did try to test on my 6.0.6 IBM Sandbox but I get errors on that environment.

Hope that answers your question..

As I said I'm sure this is something simple...  or I can only create a report for each Type or Artifact per Project Area.

I have raised a support call but was told it's Training.

So simple to do something similar for RTC - to tell me how many work items per project


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