2		Getting Started with Gemini 5	items projects templates
2.1		Signing in to Gemini	admin
2.2		Navigation in Gemini
2.3		AppNav Cards
2.4		Gemini Terminology
2.5		Features and Functions
2.5.1		The Grid	items Excel
2.5.2		The Planner	items
2.5.3		Activity Page	items time
2.5.4		Timeline Page	items time
2.5.5		Roadmaps and Changelogs	items time
2.5.6		Documents	admin projects
2.5.7		Standard Reports	projects reporting
2.5.8		The Calendar	items projects add-ons time plugins ms-outlook
2.5.9		Burndown and Burnup Charts	items time reporting
3		Creating and Managing Tasks	items
3.2		Rapid Planning (Creating Multiple Tasks)	items projects templates
3.3		The View Item Page	items projects sentry
6.1		Introduction to Sentry	items testing sentry
6.2		Test Cases	items testing sentry
6.3		Test Plans	items testing sentry
6.4		Test Runner (Executing Tests)	items testing sentry
6.5		Test Run History	items testing sentry
9.6		Using Saucery for Code Review	saucery
10		Gemini 4
10.1		Getting Started	install
10.5.16		Patterns	projects items
10.6		Planning Board
10.7.2		Recording Time	items
10.8		Notifications	emails
10.8.1		Project Alerts	emails
10.8.2		Item Watchers	emails
10.11		Using Add-on Products	add-ons
10.11.1		Visual Studio 2008/2010	add-ons visual-studio
10.11.2		Gemini Desktop	add-ons desktop
10.11.3		Microsoft Outlook	admin add-ons ms-outlook
10.13		User Profile

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Gemini ships with a range of standard reports, including:

• Group By Reports
• Time Report - Project
• Time Report – Mine (logged in user’s time entries)
• Activity By Component
• Activity By Type
• Activity By Priority
• Activity By Resource
• Activity By Severity
• Activity By Version
• Summary By Component
• Summary By Type
• Summary By Version
• Resource Allocation
• Project Summary

All of these reports are graphical, many with hyperlinks to the data that makes up the relevant report summaries.

The drop down selector on the right hand side of the page, lets you choose which of these reports to run. Different reports will prompt for different parameters. Time reports for example will prompt for a date range, other reports may prompt for the type of measure to display – a count of items or a number of hours for example. Whatever report is selected, Gemini always allows cross-project reporting through the Project Selector. This control shows a drop-down list of all of the projects to which you have access and you can choose to report on data from multiple projects simultaneously.

Fig 1.0 Project Selector  in Reporting

Group By Reports

Group By reports have specific characteristics in that they represent a variety of ways to slice and dice your data and their data scope selection is different from other reports. The annotated screen shot below helps to illustrate this flexibility.

Fig 2.0 Group By report showing a component breakdown for the AppNav card “Filter Items”.

 As the image above illustrates, the Group By report checks to see if there is an AppNav card that points to the Grid. If so, the Group By report takes its data scope from the card. If you wish you can change the scope so that it defaults back to all data in whatever projects are selected using the Project Selector.

If you pin the Report and create an AppNav card then Gemini will pin the specific report and its parameters.