Workload details

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Workload details

Workload

Click the Workload or Remaining capacity cells to display a dialog containing detailed information about all allocated workloads resulting from the tasks in a given period.

This detailed view works in time tracking (Original and Remaining estimate), and Story points effort modes. The dialog appears whenever you click any Workload or Remaining capacity cell within:

  • Individuals, Teams, Projects, or Skills swimlane

  • Summary lane

  • Unassigned lane

Screenshot of the Workload details pop-up window in the new view of the Resources module.

Aggregation

You can change the aggregation (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly, by time boxes). To learn more, see the Navigation and interface page.

Screenshot of the Aggregation menu in the new view of the Resources module.

Workload formula

The table in the dialog shows all tasks that contribute to the Total workload calculated using the following formula: Total workload = Sum of all estimates of the assigned tasks.

Workload values are presented in hours. The following rules apply:

  • If the task is overdue (the end date < current date), only the logged work (spent time) will be added to the total workload.

  • If the task has not started yet (the start date > current date), only the remaining estimate will be added to the total workload.

The workload details dialog displays tasks with a workload of 0 to signal that some tasks need estimation.

Screenshot of the Workload details pop-up window in the new view of the Resources module.

Infinite workload

When effort is expressed as a percentage, the infinity symbol on a red background indicates that even though capacity is zero, the workload is nonzero

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The infinity symbol is used only when you select the “Percent” effort mode unit:

  • When the team’s capacity is zero

  • When the skill’s capacity is zero

  • When the project’s capacity is zero

  • AND workload is > 0

Note: For “Individuals”, the cell will contain “N/A”

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Actions on a dialog box

The table describes how to resize and expand a dialog box.

Action

Description

Action

Description

Resize

You can change the dialog box size to make working with workload details easier.

Video of resizing a dialog box in the Resources module.

Expand

Click the Expand icon to see all workload details.

Video of expanding a dialog box in the Resources module.

 

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