That shows all work items having more completed hours than original estimate?
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If you are using TFS 2010 then this is easy. If you are using TFS 2008 or older then you will have to make a report (and that is out of my expertise).
For TFS 2010 you can make a new query and use the
< [Field]operator. That will allow you to put a field on both sides of the operation.I mocked up a query that you could import if you like:
You would need to sub in your values for your server and then save it off as a
.wiqfile. (Also I don’t know the real names of your fields. I just made a stab with what you were asking for in your question)After you save it off as a
.wiq, you can then open the file in visual studio and run it.