Hi, How can I add the task due date to the issue as a field? I have a Jira Admin Account. We use Jira cloud software and a standard pricing plan. Please give me step by step guide. I have a rough idea about schema.
Hello @Oshadhi Vindhyani
Is due date already added to the Issue Screen?
Hope it helps
Thanks
Hi @Oshadhi Vindhyani ,
1:
Select one of the issues where you want to include the Due date.
In the lower right corner of the issue select Configure
2:
On the right side of the page you should see Due date under suggested fields, like this
3:
Drag&Drop that field into the section for Contect fields or Descption fields. Context fields refers to the left column on a Jira issue, and Context fields refers to the lright column. .
Press Save changes.
4:
Navigate back to the issues. You should now see Due Date.
Notice:If you don't see the field on the issue after saving the changes (step 3), or you dont find the field as shown in step 2 you will need to to a few other steps as well. Please inform me of what step that fails, and I will show how to fix it.
TimK.
Hi @Oshadhi Vindhyani
Please follow the below steps to add the due date field to your issues
Step-1 : click on the task issue type ticket and select the cog icon named configure at the bottom of the issue view page
Step - 2 : In the configure page on the right side you will be able to see a tab called Fields under that tab there will be search all fields bar in that you can type Due Date
Step -3 : Once you are able to see the Due Date field just drag and drop the field under the context field in the left panel
Now you will be able to see the Due Date field in the issues
Thank you
Thank you so much for the prompt & very clear answer. It worked.
Thank you so much for the prompt & very clear answer. It worked. One more thing. If I add the due date here in a one-project will "due date " field will be on all the project issues? consider all the projects are company managed-scrum or kanban.
Thank you so much for the prompt & clear answer.
Hi @Oshadhi Vindhyani, thanks for accepting the answer. Glad it helped.
It actualle depends based on your setup. If you navigate to the Configure page again, have a look at the heading. It will show some details and tell you the impact. It looks something like this:
Screens can be used by one or more projects. If you navigate to the screen setup (ref #3 above) you will see something like this
Shared by (on the top) will show how many projects that uses this screen. Pressing the PROJECT link will display a small popup listing all projects that will be affected if the screen is updated (ref yellow markings above).
It it shows more than one project you use shared screens and most likely shared screeen schemes as well. If needed you can change this to not share screens end scheme for your project so screens can vary between projects and/or issuetypes.
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