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This process was manual, painstaking and error-prone.

Their team lead was opening Excel and pulling in Work Item data and creating a feature timeline by hand. My colleague Josh Johanning and I were working with a team that is using Azure DevOps to track work. Solutions in this category are designed for broad usage and you are encouraged to use and provide feedback on them however, these extensions are not supported nor are any commitments made as to their longevity.In this post I show how you can query Work Item data and build hierarchical reports using PowerBI. Microsoft DevLabs is an outlet for experiments from Microsoft, experiments that represent some of the latest ideas around developer tools. To do this, select the work items you want (hold Shift to select multiple consecutive work items or Ctrl to select multiple work items) and use the Right-click on selected work items to "Open in Excel." Sometimes you may want to select a specific set of work items from a query, not the entire query. Select multiple work items and open them in Excel You can also click the "Open in Excel" button available on the Queries toolbar as well. To access an entire query, navigate to Work > Queries, select the query you would like to open and use the right-click option in the context menu to "Open in Excel". Learn more about Office integration Open an entire query in Excel for editing, data analysis and more Once you are ready to publish your changes, simply hit "Publish" from Excel to sync your changes back to Azure DevOps. Work items that are opened in Excel can be edited and published back to Azure DevOps with a single click. Use this extension for bulk editing work items, or to leverage Excel tools to analyze and visualize a large number of work items.