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Updated by Christophe Bliard over 2 years ago
See ##40867 for the full picture.
Note: query sum is different from derived sum. Query sum is the one displayed at the bottom of the work packages list. It only sums the work packages being displayed in the list. Filtered out work packages are not part of the sum.
* "Work"
* sum all own values of all work packages
* "Remaining Work"
* sum all own values of all work packages
* "% Complete"
* do the weighted average over all work packages, using only the own % Complete and Work values (do not use derivates)
* is this computation correct if there is a mix of work packages hierarchies with Work set and Work unset?
* do not include filtered out work packages!
* when the work package list is grouped by an attribute, the sum must be correct too, even if the hierarchy is not visible anymore. That could be challenge.
Question
* is this computation correct if there is a mix of work packages hierarchies with Work set and Work unset?
Note: query sum is different from derived sum. Query sum is the one displayed at the bottom of the work packages list. It only sums the work packages being displayed in the list. Filtered out work packages are not part of the sum.
* "Work"
* sum all own values of all work packages
* "Remaining Work"
* sum all own values of all work packages
*
*
* is this computation correct if there is a mix of work packages hierarchies with Work set and Work unset?
* do not
* when the work package list is grouped by an attribute, the sum must be correct too, even if the hierarchy is not visible anymore. That could be challenge.
Question
* is this computation correct if there is a mix of work packages hierarchies with Work set and Work unset?