This article explains Sprint Attainment widgets and walks you through adding them to a dashboard:

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There are two versions of Sprint Attainment in Allstacks:

How to Add a Sprint Widget to a Dashboard:

To add, click on the image-20240311-142750.png icon and select ‘Add Attainment’:

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Select the desired settings for Jira or ADO:

JIRA

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ADO

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Widget View and Calculations

The Attainment With Scope Changes widget displays the following details:

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  1. Blue = Committed

  2. Grey above blue= Added

  3. Purple = Completed

  4. Grey above purple = Removed and rolled over

  5. Percentage = (Completed of Committed + Completed of Added) / (Committed + Added Committed)

Clicking on the widget expands to a ‘modal’ view where you’ll see the ratios per sprint

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Clicking on this icon will allow you to download a CSV of the attainment source data:

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Calculation Details:

Below is a set of sample attainment data for two sprints.

 [
                {
                    'sprint_name': 'sprint 1',
                    'committed': 5,
                    'added': 2,
                    'completed': 3,  # completed 2 of added, 1 of committed
                    'incomplete': 4  # removed 1 of committed, did not complete 3 of committed
                },
                {
                    'sprint_name': 'sprint 2',
                    'committed': 8,
                    'added': 3,
                    'completed': 7,  # completed 2 of added, 1 of committed
                    'incomplete': 4  # removed 1 of committed, did not complete 3 of committed
                }
            ]

The Sprint Attainment with Scope Changes widget is doing a rollup view that takes the average of ratios for these 2 sprints.

{
    'sprint_name': 'sprint 1',
    'commited': ((5/7) + (8/11)) /2,
    'completed': ((3/7) + (7/11)) / 2,
    'committed_completed_ratio': ((3/5) + (7/8))/2
}