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Easy way to mange fields?

Ben Arundel_ds1fh7

Hello

Just starting out with JPD.

Is there any risk with me going in and customising the existing fields like Goal?

Is there any risk with me deleting fields like "Bucket"? as I have no need for it

Is there a way to make the goal a link? I have seen the upcoming Atlas work but were not using that tool. Our Goals etc are referenced in Confluence. It would be good to be able to reference documentation to give more detail on goals.

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Rohan Swami

Hi Ben,

No risk at all! These are placeholder fields to give you an idea of what you can do, it's totally your choice in which fields you want to add or remove.

If your goals are links I would suggest creating a new field of type 'Hyperlink'.

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Rohan Swami

Hi Ben,

No risk at all! These are placeholder fields to give you an idea of what you can do, it's totally your choice in which fields you want to add or remove.

If your goals are links I would suggest creating a new field of type 'Hyperlink'.

Bill Sheboy

Hi @Rohan Swami

With the upcoming changes to supporting sharing custom fields between team-managed projects...and that JPD is apparently based on team-managed projects...do you anticipate impacts to the JPD project when the sharing is released?

Thanks, and kind regards,
Bill

Rohan Swami

@Bill Sheboy we don't expect impacts but rest assured that if there are, we will give you plenty of notice and detail ahead of the changes impacting you.

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