The Schedule view settings allow users to customize how information is displayed on the Schedule Board. Users can control the visibility of completed tasks, non-working days, overdue work items, resource information, and work item details to create a planning view that best fits their needs.
To open Schedule view settings:
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Go to the Schedule board.
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Click the View settings icon
on the top-right corner to open the panel.
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Configure the available options under Board view, Resource view, and Card view.
Schedule view settings
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Show completed tasks
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Mark non-working days
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Show work item overdue When enabled, overdue tasks that are not completed are marked with a warning indicator
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Show weekend days When enabled, weekends are displayed on the timeline as diagonal striped columns. |
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Show members' positions When enabled, members' positions are displayed below their names in the resource list. |
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Show members' skills When enabled, members' skills are displayed below their names in the resource list. |
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Show member utilization When enabled, the selected timeframe is highlighted, and each member’s scheduled hours are displayed next to their name in the format Scheduled hours / Available capacity (for example, |
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Show work item key
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When enabled, the Jira work item key is displayed on task cards. When disabled, the work item key is hidden. |
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Show work item summary
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When enabled, the work item summary is displayed on task cards. When disabled, the summary is hidden. |
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Show work type icon |
When enabled, the work item priority icon is displayed on task cards. When disabled, the priority icon is hidden. |
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Show work item priority icon |
When enabled, the Jira work item type icon is displayed on task cards. When disabled, the work type icon is hidden. |
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Show work item status |
When enabled, the current work item status is displayed on task cards. When disabled, the status is hidden. |
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Show detailed tooltip When enabled, detailed work item information is displayed when hovering over a task card. |
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