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Regenerate Burndown Chart

I'm in the middle of my iteration and realised that some investigation tasks have no time estimate put in at the beginning. After I log my time spent in the "Correction" field, in the burndown char, it appears the planned hours goes up and time ramaining goes up too.

I accept I have "misused" RTC by not knowing I have to have every task estimated. But is there a way the burndown chart can be fixed? Seems the Snapshot is taken and can not be regenerated. Is there a way to regenerate the chart?

Maybe I need to put in a new plan? Can an existing plan be easily duplicated?

Can you please give me some solution? Thanks!

Zheng

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On 7/12/2010 5:07 AM, zhengxie wrote:
I'm in the middle of my iteration and realised that some investigation
tasks have no time estimate put in at the beginning. After I log my
time spent in the "Correction" field, in the burndown char,
it appears the planned hours goes up and time ramaining goes up too.

I accept I have "misused" RTC by not knowing I have to have
every task estimated. But is there a way the burndown chart can be
fixed? Seems the Snapshot is taken and can not be regenerated. Is
there a way to regenerate the chart?

Maybe I need to put in a new plan? Can an existing plan be easily
duplicated?

Can you please give me some solution? Thanks!

Zheng


Hi Cheng,

Unfortunately you can't do this - the snapshot data really does reflect
the history of the work items, and there's no way to fake it out.

james
RTC Reports Team Lead

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