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Using Estimated Time with "Version" to see how loaded a person is

Added by Christopher Moriarty over 5 years ago

I'm using the Roadmap plugin to create "Versions", and I'm having my team enter their time estimates.  I was hoping there would be a feature that would sum up the estimates and serve as a sanity check for whether someone has estimated more time than a Version has.  Has someone done something like this?

Basically:
- Is there a way to see a sum of all the Estimated Time for a particular person?

- Is there a way to see a percentage of estimate time vs total time in a Version?


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RE: Using Estimated Time with "Version" to see how loaded a person is - Added by Ricardo Vigatti over 5 years ago

Time entries have a report tab, you can filter by user. I guess you can save the queries.  

You can also check if costs report fulfill your needs.

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