Trying to fix our sprint reports - we're using Jira v8.20.1. We converted from using other tools to using Atlassian Jira and basic Agile in December. I've been tromping through everything that I can find to figure out how to fix this and coming up with nothing.
The sprint reports for the first 7 sprints have a "good" burndown chart, meaning that we see the actual progress through the sprint. The y axis goes from the 240 hours we had as a team down to 0.
Beginning in sprint 8 (and we're now in 13), a new person took over creating the sprints and I think it was something in that switch that's causing problems. The y axis only has 1 hour on it, and the only graphic is a horizontal red line.
I'm trying to pin down what is different between how the first person created the sprints and the second person. Both are still with the company but not available right now. I don't know if it's missing info or a setting or something else entirely.
Here is an attempt to show the chart from the last "good" sprint report (sprint 7) and the first "bad" sprint report (sprint 8). I've never tried to embed in a SO post before.
Sprint 7
Sprint 8
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so im very new to excel and I have a problem I need to solve for an internship im applying for. As a heads up I apologize for any confusion, but im happy to answer any questions that I may have left out from the explanation. Regardless I would really appreciate some help!
Question:
If someone starting at a company is allowed a draw of $5,000 a month if they earn a commission of less than $5,000, up to $30,000 within the first 12 months. If they make more than $5,000 in commission, they don't automatically get a draw of $5,000. After the first 12 months, regardless of their commission, they no longer are granted a draw.
How do I automate a draw up until $30k total commission if less than $5k for the first 12 months, and stopping the draw automation after either of those conditions are met while maintaining commission earned indefinitely.
What I have done so far
Again I probably formatted the whole book incorrectly for this. But thats the formula I have made for the calculation so far but I dont know how to make the draw stop after either 12 months or after reaching $30k automatically.
EDIT: heres the formulas I have made so far. Again im just starting to learn this so im probably far off. Sorry I forgot to add my formula
Currently I have a grouped bar chart with a value on the y-axis (total guest nights in an area), and the months on the x-axis.
I have 2 series as of now: 2020 and 2019 - they are quite close to each other for each months so that you see that these relate to one another.
NOW I wanted to break each of these series into a more detailed aggregate.
The total guest nights each bar represent I now want the bar to aggregate the value for each market - whether domestic or abroad (so 2 components should now constitute the earlier total sum)
My idea doing this was (which I know work if I had just 1 year - e.g. 2019), is to put the e.g. abroad as the total amount and the domestic as domestic - then just use 100% series overlap.
BUT if I do this now - of course this happens to both my series related to e.g. 2019 but also for 2020 (which I do not want)..
I tried making use of the secondary y-axis for the 2020 series - but that didn't help at all - Excel still relate series overlap (on the x-axis) the same regardless of me making use of the 2nd-y-axis.
Do you understand my question?
I essence I want a stacked bar chart for 2 series (or in practicality 4).
Thanks!
I'm wondering if anyone can help me. I have a spreadsheet which I use to populate scheduled meetings of various venues (at the moment these dates I enter in manually from a reference sheet as I don’t know how to do it with a formula).
Each week, when staff go to the venue for their meeting I then enter in (again manually) what date they actually went to the venue for the meeting.
What I then have to do, is work out if they went to the meeting within our agreed time-frame, and if not, how many days late were they. However, this calculation part will just take days to do by hand as there are so many meetings to analyse.
To work out if someone is within time frame or is late, it works on this premise:
If your meeting was scheduled to take place in say week 40, you have until the Friday of week 41 to go. Any working day after that is a day late (so if for example you ended up going to the meeting on the Tuesday in week 42 you would be 2 days late). Weekends and holidays should not be included in the calculation as staff don't work on bank holidays.
The link shows an example of how this looks - you can pretty much ignore the first tab as that's just me working out some example dates to put into the main tab and the last tab is the bank holidays for the remainder of this year and next.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KaEAB59311W8_M1FdAL96753SirqY3dtl4eTzIruzK8/edit?usp=sharing
Thanks so much in advanced for reading this, and if anyone is able to help or has any ideas on how to even get started with this I’d really welcome your thoughts !
Okay, this was my best attempt at this for the time I've got now - This will work if the max amount of time that a scheduled meeting can take place is up to 2 weeks beyond the original limit - anything more than that and it will be off, but you could change that IF formula to account for that:
=IF(D2-(B2+13-WEEKDAY(B2))<0,0,IF(D2-(B2+13-WEEKDAY(B2))>7,D2-(B2+13-WEEKDAY(B2))-4,D2-(B2+13-WEEKDAY(B2))-2))
Screenshot from posted file:
I'm creating a daily scheduling report. Not every position in the report has to be staffed every day, but there's rules determining this (daylight savings mostly) and I've been pulling my hair out trying to figure out a good way to do this that will make it anyone-proof for the person that needs to fill out the sheet on any given day.
My issue: Starting the first sunday in november, one position doesn't need to be staffed all the time. This continues until the second sunday in march. I want the box that shows this position to be conditionally formatted based on what today's date is (which is shown in E1 using =Today() )
I got something close to working (though it looks disgusting), and would cite sources, but I just came back to working on this project after a couple months of a different assignment:
=IF(MONTH(E1)>10,AND((DATE(YEAR(E1),11,1+7*1)-WEEKDAY((DATE(YEAR(E1),11,8-1))))<E1,E1<(DATE(YEAR(E1)+1,3,1+14*1)-WEEKDAY((DATE(YEAR(E1)+1,3,8-1))))),AND(DATE(YEAR((DATE(YEAR(E1),11,1+7*1)-WEEKDAY((DATE(YEAR(E1),11,8-1))))-1),MONTH((DATE(YEAR(E1),11,1+7*1)-WEEKDAY((DATE(YEAR(E1),11,8-1))))),DAY((DATE(YEAR(E1),11,1+7*1)-WEEKDAY((DATE(YEAR(E1),11,8-1)))))),E1<(DATE(YEAR(E1),3,1+14*1)-WEEKDAY((DATE(YEAR(E1),3,8-1))))))
It seems to kick in during the SECOND Sunday in November. I'm particularly flummoxed now. It's been an interesting intersection of "I'm pretty good with computers and layout design" and now all of a sudden diving deeper than I'd ever thought i'd go in excel. Keeping that in mind, I'm starting to feel a little out of my depth already and I'm sure VBA could do this easily but I wouldn't know the first thing about what I'm doing which means if anything ever goes wrong because someone accidentally deleted something I won't be able to fix it.
TL;DR: Trying to hit a moving target of a date based off of a dynamic entry in E1. Based off of E1 find the first sunday in november and the second sunday in March of the following year (or i suppose current year once we roll back around to january)
=OR(DATE(YEAR(E1),11,15-WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR(E1),11,1),2))<=E1,DATE(YEAR(E1),3,15-WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR(E1),3,1),2))>=E1)
alternatively you can replace E1 in the formula with TODAY(). This equation will evaluate to True or False
In Mac Excel 2011 I have a Scrum burndown chart that tracks the number of points ‘burnt’ per day (starting from say 100, hopefully burning down to 0).
The number of points per day is made up of a sum of X number of columns (tasks).
I then have a marked line graph which takes it’s Y value data from the summed points per day.
My issue is that the marked line graph will always display 5 work days worth of burn, even though we might be on Tuesday.
I need a solution that means I don’t have to manually update the graph y value each day (adding it), instead the graph knows it is Wednesday, and selects data up to Wednesday.
Do you want to show the days for the whole week? (probably, since a 1 or 2 day chart early in the week will look funny.) Are the Y values linked from another cell?
If so, change your links from
=A1
to
=IF(LEN(A1)=0,NA(),A1)
NA() produces #N/A in the cell, which isn't plotted.