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Automations, how to apply the rule

Scott H_2acvoo

I've just created my first automation, but I'm not sure how to link the automation rule to a task.

If I create an automation and then navigate to ACTIONS > + CREATE AUTOMATION, will this automation automatically apply only to this task, or is there an option to apply this rule to multiple tasks?

Thank you kindly

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Yong Yang

Hi @Scott H

Welcome to our Community.

Please change the trigger to Manual Trigger and then you will see it there.

Thanks,

YY哥

John Funk

Hi Scott,

Let's first start with what you are wanting to do. "When I do this, I want this to happen ..."

Scott H_2acvoo

Thank you, I'm unsure how to change it to manual?

Scott H_2acvoo

Hi John, Thank you!

For the automation, I want to create it so that when I mark this 'task' as 'done', it would relist the task again on a date or this day of the month, week, year etc.

Im needing certain tasks to reque from our task list

John Funk

Gotcha. Take a look at this article then and see if it helps you. If it does, please give it a Like. :-)

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Creating-a-Flexible-Recurring-Task-Issue/ba-p/2040862

Yong Yang

Hi Scott, please see:

Bill Sheboy

Hi @Scott H

Adding to the other answers, you may want to look at the overview information, rule examples library, and documentation to help get started:

Kind regards,
Bill

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