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Jira automation craate table of linked issues

Alan Alder

I'm trying to create a table within another field (acceptance criteria) using jira automation to display my linked issues however I can't get each issue to show on a new row.

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @Alan Alder -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

You are iterating over the issuelinks inside of the table row formatting. Try moving the iterator outside of the row's conditional check.

For example:

*Delivers Tickets*
||*Ticket*||*Status*||
{{#issue.issuelinks}}{{#if(equals(type.inward,"delivers"))}}|{{inwardissue.key}}|{{inwardissue.status.name}}|{{/}}
{{/}}

Kind regards,
Bill

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @Alan Alder -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

You are iterating over the issuelinks inside of the table row formatting. Try moving the iterator outside of the row's conditional check.

For example:

*Delivers Tickets*
||*Ticket*||*Status*||
{{#issue.issuelinks}}{{#if(equals(type.inward,"delivers"))}}|{{inwardissue.key}}|{{inwardissue.status.name}}|{{/}}
{{/}}

Kind regards,
Bill

Alan Alder

Thanks @Bill Sheboy it's now put the record on the same row but different columns. Is there away to get them on different rows instead of columns

Bill Sheboy

Oops...missing a newline after the conditional to trigger the new row. I updated the earlier post.

Alan Alder

@Bill Sheboy amazing thank you

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