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How can I create two panels in a project?

Çağrı Akman

Hi!

Before, when I added a new workflow to the project, it automatically created two panels. We could switch between them within the project. Now I added another workflow to the project; but instead of creating separate panels, all the columns appear in one location. I want to create panels for different workflows within the same project and switch between them.

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Chitra Nagdeo

Hey @Çağrı Akman ,

Welcome to Atlassian community!

Please help me understand if I have clearly understood the requirement here, let me break it down in below points

Previously, when you added a new workflow to your Jira project, it automatically created separate panels (likely boards) allowing you to switch between them.
Now, after adding another workflow, all columns from all workflows are appearing together in a single board, rather than as separate board.
Your goal: You want to have separate panels (boards) for each workflow within the same project, and be able to switch between them?

Awaiting confirmation.

Regards
Chitra Nagdeo

Valerie Knapp_gp7rpj

Hi @Çağrı Akman , thanks for your post.

I also observed that the possibility to toggle between different workflows in the board tab has been removed.

However, I just read and verified that you can create another board tab and then filter, for example, on a specific work item type - https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/what-is-a-board-in-business-projects/

Please reference the section, 'Use multiple board views'.

I hope this helps you.

Best wishes

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Chitra Nagdeo

Hey @Çağrı Akman ,

Welcome to Atlassian community!

Please help me understand if I have clearly understood the requirement here, let me break it down in below points

Previously, when you added a new workflow to your Jira project, it automatically created separate panels (likely boards) allowing you to switch between them.
Now, after adding another workflow, all columns from all workflows are appearing together in a single board, rather than as separate board.
Your goal: You want to have separate panels (boards) for each workflow within the same project, and be able to switch between them?