Azure DevOps Pull work items in tree level in Excel - azure

While publishing into project, I can add Tree Level and keep Parent Child in different columns.
But when I pull the tasks, the parent(epic) child(task) come into single column.
How can I pull parent child in different columns.
List Type: Flat
^ This is giving some hints. But how to change it?
Appreciate any tips. Thanks.

Ok got it. Had to edit the query in Azure DevOps.
Earlier the Query was just a single level. Now this is how the query looks:
And this is how the Excel looks:

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Azure Devops Dashboards table

I need to display a table that has the following. Please help
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for each team member total number of hours worked on a bug or task group by user story
I am not sure where do you want to display this info, but DevOps offers you have some posibilities. First of all you can make a Query. There are inside Boards -> Queries. There you can build a query of whatever you need, PBI, Tasks, bugs, hours... The first time migth be a bit trickie, but you have several posibilities.
In adition if you want to have a pretier visualization, you can show this info in the dashbord, located in Overview -> Dashboards. There you add a new dashboard or edit an existing one, and add a new widget as the next picture:
Then you can configure the widget with the query you did. You must set the query as shared fore this.

Azure DevOps Tree view for Single Feature

Morning All,
Feel like this should be super easy, but I'm struggling for some reason!
I've created a new Treeview query in DevOps, and set the type of tree to Parent/Child.
I now want to filter this view so I see all work items within the hierarchy under a specific Feature, irrespective of type/status/etc.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
Chris

Is there any way to export the Parent Work ID in AzureDevOps into Excel

I have connected excel with AzureDevOps, as explained by microsoft
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/boards/backlogs/office/bulk-add-modify-work-items-excel?view=azure-devops
Is it any way possible to export the Parent Work ID in the same row in excel as the actual work item that I am exporting?
What I want to achieve is to sum all remaining work that is left on feature level. This means I need to summarize the remaining work for all tasks under all users stories that belong to this feature.
I could fix this by adding tag of the parent feature in all tasks, but I want a better way.
There can be only one parent. Is there any way to export the parent ID?
Thank you.
Excel can`t import an id of linked work item in the same row. In your case, work items have to contain a parent ID in separate field. I see two ways to resolve your issue:
Create a new field for parent work item types (e.g. summary work). Then with custom solution fill that field with sum of child work.
Create a new field for the child work item types (e.g. parent id). Then with custom solution copy into that field a parent work item id.
Additionally, to avoid customization of your process template you can use Power BI custom reports (Analyze and report on your work using the new VSTS analytics service : Build 2018).
Using excel for analyzing the AzureDevOps work did not really work for all use cases.
The main reason was the ParentId. But basic graphs its easy to do.
Since then I have started using PowerBI instead. And I have managed to achieve all my requirements. After the initial setup its very straightforward to build custom reports in PowerBI.
Azure DevOps has introduced a new feature to make the Parent column available in queries.
Add parent field to backlog and queries
"The parent field is now available when viewing backlogs and query results. To add the parent field, use the Column options view."

IBM Maximo: Start Center and Multiple Tables

I am trying to help a colleague out. I created a query in IBM Maximo 7.6, it is in the work orders table but I added a sub query that pulls from the workflow table and filters for anything in Work Flow.
My question is: On the start center, is there anyway to modify the results set so that we can pull fields from work order and work flow? I have work number, status, and vehicle. Basically, is it possible to bring in what inbox the work order is in, on the results set, in graphical form. So, put together a bar graph based on the inbox?
Any direction would be great, thank you!
First, you need to make sure there is a Relationship on the WORKORDER object in Database Configuration that will find the workflow record you want to see info from for a given work order. Once you've done that, these instructions show you, step by step, how to create Report Object Structure (ROS) (an Object Structure "Consumed By" Reporting), how to grant access to the ROS, and then how to use the ROS in a Result Set portlet to access data in related objects.

Add a field to a query where the data comes from a subform

I need to filter a a table with parameters that are calculated on a non related table, but to do this in Access web I need to add the [Project_Id] to the task list.
To clarify further, the user answers some questions regarding the details of a project, which in turn will calculate in the background a group of parameters that are needed to sort a task list.
The problem is the task list is generic and not related to a project so before I can use the project related filter parameters I need to assign a project id to the task list or there is no relationship and no way of knowing what project parameters to use.
I tried to do this with a query but being a Web database I am unable to select the data from the form control.
Hopefully someone can help me find a solution, because I have exhausted Google and my own knowledge on the subject. One last thing I am unable to use code thanks to security issues.
In case anyone is interested I found away to assign the project id to the task list using data macros.
The data macro is assigned to a table that is related to the project and when updated edits the tasks list to add the current project id for each record in the table.
I still have some issues to work around, but in general it does what I need.

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