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Creating Iterations in VSO

This post is part of an overall Series on Visual Studio Online.

Click on the gear icon in the top right corner of VSO
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Then click on Iterations

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You should now see your Iterations for this Team Project

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From here you can add New child iterations to an existing iteration

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Set Iteration dates

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Move sprints around with drag and drop

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and select which Iterations are currently visible for this team (not Team Project)

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You can see this updating if you look at the work tab. You can also add new Iterations in line with the currently selected one by clicking on New, fill in sprint details as before and click Save and close

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All the operations mentioned above are also available from a context menu by right clicking on any iteration or clicking the little arrow to the left of the Iteration

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And as you can see in the context menu you can set the team’s backlog iteration, just right click on a iteration and choose Set as team’s backlog iteration

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Notice how when you do this all iterations outside the tree of the backlog iteration are “unchecked” and not available for inclusion into the teams backlog iterations

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This will reflect in the work tab as well because only checked iterations are shown.

Reference: Creating Iterations in VSO from our NCG partner Gordon Beeming at the binary-stuff.com blog.

Gordon Beeming

Gordon is a Software Developer in Durban, South Africa working for Derivco. He is also a Visual Studio ALM Ranger and ALM MVP. Hew writes about anything that he feels might be useful to anyone in the community.

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