View and understand the epic report
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Please note that epics can be renamed. The information in this article is relevant, regardless of what epics are called in your instance.
The Epic Report shows a list of complete, incomplete, and unestimated work items in an epic. It is particularly useful in planning work for an epic that may extend over multiple sprints.
Use the Epic Report to understand the progress towards completing an epic over time, and to track the amount of remaining work that's incomplete or unestimated.
Before you begin
This page only applies to Scrum boards.
Viewing the epic report
Click Projects in the navigation bar and select the relevant project
Click Reports then select Epic Report
Select the relevant epic from the epic drop-down
Click All work to see a list of all the epic's work items. How to configure the default work item navigator.
Understanding the epic report
Before you start using the Epic Report, you should get to know how it works. The following information will help you understand the key functionalities of the Epic Report:
The Epic Report is based on your board's column mapping. A work item 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, a work item is considered to be 'Done' when it is in a status that has been mapped to the right-most column of your board. More about configuring columns.
The graph will look different if you are using Work item count as your Estimation Statistic (rather than Story Points, as shown in the screenshot above).
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