It would be great if, instead of just showing the underlying value, the scorecard metrics could use abstract labels... for example, for an 'effort' metric we might use t-shirt sizes such as "Small", "Medium", "Large" and "X-Large" behind the scenes I would map these to integers to do the calculations, but for the front-end I'd like these labels. Same might apply for a 'likelihood' or 'urgency' metric.
IBM request
We do relative sizing with our Teams using T-Shirt sizing.
What we need to be able to do is to present T-Shirt sizes in the UI but use numbers behind the scenes to calculate the score.
E.g.
UI would have:
XXS / XS / SM / M / L / XL / XXL
For calculations we'd use:
1,2,3,5,8,13,21
This would remove debate and make our prioritization efforts easier!
This is still very much needed! A scorecard with something other than numeric values would be extremely helpful!
It would also be very helpful if I want to use a simple Yes/No instead of showing 0-1
Would love to see the option of having a mouse over bubble help description for each value. That would allow short names but more clear descriptions.
Excellent. Was just trying to build a scorecard with qualitative ratings and descriptions for a 0-3 rating. This would be perfect!
Wow Eric, you beat me to this by just 1 day! Totally need this, numbers often times are meaningless when evaluating parameters/metrics but of course needed for the final score. When we have a metric "Market share", rather than scoring 1..3 I like to set this to <1Mls, between 1 and 5Mls and >5Mls which makes this a lot more meaningful and thoughtful process.