Sprint Burndown & Burnup

Display Settings & Export

Series Toggles

Each of the five series can be shown or hidden independently: Ideal Burndown, Ideal Burnup, Remaining, Burned, and Scope. All are on by default.

CombinationReads As
Remaining + Ideal BurndownThe classic burndown. Cleanest for a daily standup
Burned + Ideal BurnupA burnup view. Better for stakeholders who prefer progress rising
Remaining + ScopeDiagnoses scope creep. The best pairing for a retrospective
All fiveComplete but busy - use only on a wide gadget

Display Options

SettingWhat It DoesDefault
Show legendLegend for the visible seriesOn
Show data valuesPrints each point's valueOff
Hide weekendsRemoves weekend days from the X-axisOff
Show gridlinesHorizontal gridlinesOff
Enable scroll zoomMouse-wheel zoomOff
Chart heightExplicit pixel height, or autoAuto
Open data tab firstView mode opens on the tableOff
Show options menuThe in-view refresh and export menuOn
Auto-refreshPeriodic re-fetch during an active sprintOff

Colors

SeriesDefault
Ideal BurndownBlue
Ideal BurnupRed
BurnedGreen
RemainingOrange
ScopePurple

Switch color mode to Custom to set each series individually - useful when your organization has a house palette for status reporting.

Data Table View

The table gives the per-day numbers behind every series: date, remaining, burned, and scope. Use it when someone questions a specific day, and to copy figures into a sprint report.

Export

FormatContains
PNGThe chart as displayed, named after the sprint
CSVThe per-day series values, with the measure and custom field name included

Both exports can be disabled independently if you want the chart visible but not extractable.

Common Use Cases

Daily standup. Remaining plus Ideal Burndown, auto-latest sprint, auto-refresh on. It stays correct across sprints with no editing.

Sprint review. Turn on the Scope series. If scope stepped up mid-sprint, lead with that.

Retrospective. Open the data table and find the day the remaining line stopped falling. That date usually pins the blocker.

Executive rollup. Use Burned plus Ideal Burnup - a rising line reads as progress to an audience that does not live in Jira.