How to display completed task percentage in Task Tracked Key Result?
Category: Tasks
Profit.co provides an option to create task tracked key results. Task Tracked key result is one of the non-measurable ways to create the key results.
Why this feature?
Using this feature, you can create a Key Result directly associated with your task. By selecting the tracking type Completed Task % your progress percentage will reflect the number of completed tasks associated with a key result divided by the total number of tasks associated.
Step 1
Create a key result using the form, and select the Task Tracked key result type.
Select the associated tasks level and the tracking type as Completed Tasks %. Finally, Create it.
Note: You can also associate existing Workspace/Board to track the key result.
Step 2
Hover your cursor on the key result and select the task icon.
The progress is calculated as,
Completed Tasks % = [100% / Total number of Tasks Present] * Number of Tasks Completed
Step 3
For instance, in your Workspace/Board if you have five tasks.
And you have moved two tasks to Completed status. The progress will be 40%.
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