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Import AND Link to Existing Issue

Kevin Miles

Currently I have a CSV with two columns:

is xyz of	is tested by
TEST-123	TEST-122
TEST-124	TEST-122

When I import the issues I map them by Links and Sub-Tasks/Issue Id.

However, after completing import I do not see the links on any of the tickets.

How do I use a CSV for import and link the new issues to existing issues?

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Kevin Miles

Not sure why this failed originally. This time I simply made a test CSV with two columns (summary, is tested by). is tested by then had an existing issue id in it. Map the is tested by column to a link. Import. Done.

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Kian Stack Mumo Systems

Which column are you trying to map to subtasks and which are you trying to map to links?

Kevin Miles

@Kian Stack [Mumo Systems] im trying to link both columns to the rows. so TEST-123 would be a link of 'is xyz of' to the row issue and TEST-122 would be a link of 'is tested by' of the row issue. thanks for your reply, apologies for the delay

Kevin Miles

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