In the SEI Productivity dashboard, the Work Completed Per Dev report classifies work items as Features or Bugs based on the Work Type filters in Team Settings. Any work item type that does not match those filters is grouped under Other rather than dropped, so it still contributes to the completed-work totals when viewing All or Other . Some work item types are not meaningful units of delivered work for this metric. Test Cases are the common example: they are created and closed as part of QA activity, but counting them as completed work skews the per-developer throughput numbers and the Other bucket. What we'd like A way to exclude one or more work item types from the Work Completed Per Dev report entirely, so they never count toward completed work in any grouping. Ideally one of: A Not Equals (or exclude) condition on the Work Type configuration, so a team can say Issue Type Not Equals Test Case . A dedicated "exclude these work item types" list in Team Settings that removes selected types from the report before totals are calculated. Either option would solve the need. A team-level setting is preferred so it can be aligned to each team's actual workflow. Why this matters Including non-delivery work item types (like Test Cases) inflates completed-work counts and distorts per-developer throughput trends. Today these types can be kept out of the Feature and Bug views by grouping, but there is no way to remove them from the report entirely, so the All and Other totals remain skewed. Teams that track Test Cases (or other administrative item types) as first-class work items in their board need this to get an accurate productivity picture. Example A team on Azure Boards tracks Product Backlog Item and Feature as features, and Bug as bugs. Test Cases are closed frequently as part of QA. Those Test Cases are not counted as Features or Bugs, but they still appear in the Other group and in the overall completed-work totals, with no way to exclude the Test Case type outright. Today's workaround (and why it is not enough) Grouping the report by Features or Bugs hides Test Cases from that view, but they still count in All / Other totals. There is no native way to remove a work item type from the report entirely.