Printing a Retro Snapshot

Retro Snapshot has a dedicated print layout, not just a plain browser print — click Print ›, or use your browser's own print shortcut, and both arrive at the same result.

What happens when you print

  1. The page narrows itself to a print-ready width before printing starts, so charts redraw sharp rather than being shrunk afterward.
  2. It briefly waits for every chart to finish redrawing at that width.
  3. Your browser's print dialog opens.
  4. The screen layout is restored once printing finishes or is cancelled.

What's included on the printed page

  • A masthead at the top of the first page: the product name, "Retro Snapshot," and the date it was printed.
  • The team name, sprint name, and "Finished {date}" line.
  • All five item-list tabs — Carried over, Added mid-sprint, Removed, Blocked at any point, and Closed without ever being active — printed at once, one after another, since paper has no tabs to click.
  • The six KPI tiles, laid out as a print-friendly grid.
  • The cycle-time chart, scaled to fit the page.
  • A running footer with the team, sprint and print date, and page numbers, on browsers that support it.

The printed page always uses the light colour palette, regardless of whether you're viewing the screen in dark mode — dark backgrounds print as unreadable pale ink on white paper and waste toner, so print always forces light.

What's not included

The Azure DevOps chrome around the extension, Agile Gauge's own side navigation and top bar, the interactive team/sprint/set pickers, and the Print/Export buttons themselves are all left out — only the report content prints.

Export CSV

The separate Export CSV › button downloads one file covering all five item-list tabs at once, not just whichever tab happens to be open on screen — switching tabs never changes what a download contains. Columns are the list name, item id, title, type, and a link to the item in Azure DevOps.

Tip

Print captures the exact moment you click it or open your browser's print dialog — reprinting later, even from the same open tab, will show a fresh "printed" date and any figures that changed since.

Known limits
  • The page-footer page numbers depend on your browser supporting that specific CSS feature; the masthead on the first page always shows the product, team, sprint and print date regardless.
  • Printing is specific to Retro Snapshot — no other view has this dedicated print layout.