
Hey Gary: Can you help me understand a little more about you request? I am intersted in knowing:
1) How many cards and how many columns do you have on the wall?
2) What is the resolution of your monitor?
3) Do you project the card wall during standup?
4) During standup how do you use the card wall?
These questions would help us to understand more about the request and help us prioritize it. Thank you in advance.

Hi,
This feature has been implemented and available in Mingle 12.1 now! Please see our online help for more information about improved search.
Thanks
Huimin

Hi all:
In Mingle 12.1, we have updated all of our search functionality to provide better search results. Our new search makes it easier for you to find what you are looking for by
Please take a look at our help to find more information about improved search.
Thanks
Huimin

Hi Jason:
With the latest release Mingle 12.1, our search now supports a subset of the modifiers and operators provided by Lucene.
Please take a look at our online help to find more information about improved search.
- Huimin

Hi all:
In Mingle 12.1, we have updated all of our search functionality to provide better search results. Our new search makes it easier for you to find what you are looking for by
Please take a look at our help to find more information about improved search.
Thanks
Huimin

Hi Kapli, I suspect this is a formula property issue with Oracle DB. When you trid it with version 3.5.2, were you using postgres?



Hi Jarrod:
What activities were you involved in when you think you need sort by rank in list view? Can you provide more information about your use case? It could help us get a better understanding about what feature we should build, and maybe we will be able to suggest a workaround.
-- Huimin

Hi Ron:
I see the issue. Unfortunately,this is a limitation of our data series chart. x-labels-condition does not affect x-axis labels when you are plotting against name&number. (We have a story to change that, but it has not been played yet.) One workaround that can help you to get the chart you want is to create a "story name" property and then select that property rather than name in your series data parameter. I.e.
{{
data-series-chart
conditions: type = 'story' AND 'Status' = 'Ready for Release'
x-labels-conditions:
x-labels-tree:
x-title: Story Name
y-title: Cycle Time
show-start-label: false
data-labels: true
line-width: 0
cumulative: false
chart-width: 900
chart-height: 400
plot-width: 750
plot-height: 250
three-d: false
series:
- label: User Stories
color: green
data-point-symbol: square
data: SELECT 'Story Name', avg('cycle time') WHERE type = story AND 'story type' = 'User Story' AND 'Status' = 'Ready for Release' AND 'Cycle Time' != NULL
}}
I tried it out, using our excel export/import it is pretty easy to add that new property value to a butch of cards. Hope it could help you.
Thank you.

Hi Ron:
I think I got the problem you are experiencing:the data-series-chart can not use the x-labels-conditions to restrict x-labels when charting against "name". Do you mind sharing your mockup of this macro? The mockup codes can help us to identify defects, or suggest workarounds. Thank you very much!
-- Huimin


Hi Ron:
I have added your request into our backlog. I am quite interested in how to do generate your velocity chart. Which mingle chart macro are you using? How do you calculate your velocity in Mingle?

Hi Allen:
Where did you try? on card show or on card edit page? If you tried on edit page, the parent value will not be updated until you save the card.

Hi Edward:
Sorry for the late reply.
Thank you sharing your opinion and the detailed information about your request, it helps me a lot to understand the problem.
Unfortunately, I didn't figure out a good workaround with current Mingle feature to help you out. I will capture your request in our backlog with the detailed information you provided. It would be really useful next time when we next prioritize.
-- Huimin