Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had experience designing a burn up chart in asana that shows the estimated completion time vs the actual, where you can see how many weeks ahead or behind you are on a project?
You can create a formula field showing Actual - Estimated, and then create a chart in a dashboarding showing a burnup based on that new field you created. Would that work?
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Hello Bastien,
Thank you for the quick response. We’re using story points – I have a total for the backlog x and I have an average story points completed per sprint. What I want to show is how many sprints to complete the project? Do you think the your suggestion will work?
I am not sure this info would be available directly, you will have to read the chart and see when the two lines on a burner meet… @Arthur_BEGOU @Richard_Sather what do you think?
Currently, there aren’t any charts in Asana that can plot future trends based on current data such as velocity.
But a 3rd party plugin such as screenful.com provides elaborate charts such as these. Probably PowerBI also supports this, which requires Enterprise tier to integrate with Asana.
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