Version Report
Screenshot: Version Report
Viewing the Version Report
- Navigate to your desired board.
- Click Reports, then select Version Report.
- Select the relevant version from the Version Report drop-down.
Tip: Click How to read this chart at the top of the report to view a short description of the report.
Understanding the Version Report
Before you start using the Version Report, you should get to know how it works. The following information will help you understand the key functionalities of the Version Report:
- The Version Report is board-specific – that is, it will only include issues that match your board's saved filter.
- The Version Report will exclude issues of a 'sub-task type'.
- The Version Report shows 'Released' versions but not 'Archived' versions. For more about version status, see Managing versions ( Jira Admin documentation).
- The Version Report is based on your board's column mapping. An issue is considered to be 'To Do' when it is in a status that has been mapped to the left-most column of your board. Similarly, an issue is considered to be 'Done' when it is in a status that has been mapped to the right-most column of your board. See Configuring columns for more information.
- The horizontal axis starts on the version's Start Date; or if no Start Date is specified, the date on which an issue was first added to the version. The graph shows the state your version was in at any given point in time, in terms of your total and completed Story Points (or other Estimation Statistic of your choice), so that you can see how the scope may have changed, and how you are progressing towards completion of the estimated work.
- The graph shows you the following predictions:
- the Predicted Release Date (blue line) – that is, the date at which you can expect all issues in your version to be complete, based on your average daily velocity and the amount of estimated work remaining.
- the Predicted Release Date (Optimistic) (shaded area to the left of the blue line) – that is, the earliest date by which you might expect the version to be complete. (The 'optimistic' date is calculated by adding 10% to the average daily velocity.)
- the Predicted Release Date (Pessimistic) (shaded area to the right of the blue line) – that is, the latest date by which you might expect the version to be complete. (The 'pessimistic' date is calculated by subtracting 10% from the average daily velocity.)
- 10% of the estimated work for the version will need to be complete before the predictions can be calculated.
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Last modified on Sep 12, 2017
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