What is the STATUS SUMMARY (BY TYPE) on HOME | OVERVIEW? How do I use it?

Introduction to Status Summary (By Type) #

This section provides an overview of the progress of your work by status type (i.e., On TrackAt RiskOff TrackCompletedor Not Started). It has the following elements:

  • User Statistics Filter. Select a particular user and see the statistics for their work.
  • Status Type Count. This displays a count of your work items by status type (i.e., On TrackAt RiskOff TrackCompletedor Not Started).
  • Status Type Graph. See the flow of your work for a particular status type. (You can Filter by Date and Filter by Status)

User Statistics () #

  1. Click to select or search for a user to review their work progress.
  2. Select a person by clicking on their name.
  3. Review this person’s progress in the StatusType Count or Status Type Graph

Status Type Count #

Review a person’s progress in the Status Type Count work area after selecting a user in User Statistics.

Note:

  1. By default, StrategyFrog presents the StatusType for the entire organization unless a user has been selected.
  2. This section displays the counted work items by Status. For example, Paul Miller has 3 items (All). He has one (1) item that is Off Track, one (1) item that is At Risk, and one (1) item that has Not Started yet.

Status Type Graph #

Review a person’s progress in the Status Type Count work area after selecting a user in User Statistics.

Filter by Status #

  1. Click  to select the status type you want to display (i.e., On TrackAt RiskOff TrackCompletedor Not Started.)
  2. View the graph showing the progress of a status type over time.

Example:

Linda Smith has a total of 32 work items, with 11 of these items being On Track. The Status Type Graph shows that Linda did the following:

  • 1/01/2021 – Created 4 tasks that currently have On Track status
  • 3/01/2021 – Created 4 tasks that currently have On Track  status
  • 4/01/2021 – Created 4 tasks that currently have On Track status

Note: Hover over the graph to identify specific item counts. See the example below.

Date Filter ( ) #

  1. Click the Start Date ( ).

  1. Choose a Start Date.
  2. Click Select.
  3. Click the End Date().
  4. Choose an End Date.
  5. Click Select.
  6. Note that the Date Filter shows a date range ( ).
  7. Click X to cancel the dates.
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Updated on December 20, 2022