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Loading via CSV File - Error: Issue can't be created due to the error/s [ Epic Name is required. ]

Heidi Fry_fj8jgq

Loading Epics & Stories via a CSV File after reading documentation. Getting this error: Issue can't be created due to the error/s [ Epic Name is required. ]

Please let me know how to set up the spreadsheet so I can load Epics and their associated Stories.

Thanks!

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Vikrant Yadav

Hi @Heidi Fry Welcome to Atlassian Community!

It's very easy to setup csv file for epic/story, kindly setup file similar to below table :-

Map Epic Name with Epic Name field, Summary with Summary and Epic Link with Epic Link in csv import.

Issue Type	Epic Name	Summary	Epic Link
Epic	New Release 15.5	iOS new version
Story		New UI	New Release 15.5
Story		New AR	New Release 15.5

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Vikrant Yadav

Hi @Heidi Fry Welcome to Atlassian Community!

It's very easy to setup csv file for epic/story, kindly setup file similar to below table :-

Map Epic Name with Epic Name field, Summary with Summary and Epic Link with Epic Link in csv import.

Issue Type	Epic Name	Summary	Epic Link
Epic	New Release 15.5	iOS new version
Story		New UI	New Release 15.5
Story		New AR	New Release 15.5

Matt Doar_tzgiej

I believe you. have to define Epics first, and they need an Epic Name. Then come Story etc issues

John Larkin_8hw2p5

can you reference already existing epic names?

John Larkin_8hw2p5

I keep getting the

Issue can't be created due to the error/s [ Issue 'RPD-13' must be of type 'Epic'. ]

which is strange because I haven't even defined a RPD-13 ticket

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