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Beautiful, @Wade H ! Thank you. I totally forgot to check that and go down the rabbit hole that this was somehow related to the Customers and Portals side of the house. Takk! KGM

@Taranjeet Singh firearm! Duh, I totally forgot that... and ammo!

Awe thank you @Andy Gladstone @Trine Larsen @Joseph Hansbrough and @John Funk for your nice comments. Thank you for sharing your memories and I am glad you enjoyed this trip down memory lane. I am a bit sad my picture is all out of focus but still, it brings back great memories. And very welcome @Trine Larsen to the…

G'Day @Michele Bazzani Have you tried using this calculator? HTH, KGM

Thanks @Nikki Zavadska _Appfire_ * Phone charger * Emergency back pack (I probably should review that I have fresh stuff in it...) * Laptop and charger

Hi @Brian Fleck and welcome to the party :) One way that comes to my mind is to create a custom field, maybe call it "Initial Assignee", and then have automaton rule that is triggered on issue update when issue is initially assigned (make sure it runs only once). Then you can have another automation rule that runs when the…

I wholeheartedly agree with you @Dave Mathijs that the list is short and it would be very welcomed if Atlassian would add to it. I don't know of any place where you can find similar ones. What I have done is create a diagram (circle, box, etc.) in Microsoft PowerPoint and / or letters on a white or colored background. Then…

Hi @Sofia Grunspan No there is no limit per se but having too many projects is rather undesirable. It will result in confusion for users (if most user are allowed to browse most projects), hard to maintain, etc. HTH, KGM

Hi @Aryeh Schwob If I understand you correctly, you want to see the workflow statuses of certain tickets (i.e. the ones your JQL returns). You can to this by clicking on Export from your JQL search (once you have the results). Scroll to the bottom and click on Create dashboard gadget. The choose the Pie Chart on the left.…

Way cool! Way to go Atlassian with choosing the prices.

@Dave LIAO @Andy Gladstone @Jimmy Seddon @Darryl Lee @Ed Gaile @Taranjeet Singh @Patrícia Fortunato Montenegro @Summer Hogan what are some of the Automation tricks/hacks/actions that you like the best?

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I like your comment @Dave LIAO 

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Hi @Barış Özer Thank you for the info. I wouldn't think there is any relation or change to the reporter even though the field is on the screen. I would think that you have to manually change the Reporter, since you are not aware of any automation rule. What happens if you manually update the Reporter field while linking?…

Hi @Barış Özer Have you looked at the Automation rules? Or post-function in the workflow? What do you mean by "Before the update to Jira" - were you on Server before? HTH, KGM

Bummer.

Hi @Giorgos Antonopoulos Have you tried automation with this kind of JQL? HTH, KGM

Well, I know that ScriptRunner can do this, see here for example. Might be others out there too. Btw, I am not affiliated with ScriptRunner, just so you know :) Please mark the answer correct if you are satisfied with it. Thanks, good luck, and have a great weekend, KGM

Hi @Filipe Dziedicz Pretty sure you can't do this with out-of-the-box Jira JQL. You will need 3rd party app to do this. Best, KGM

Good catch @Dave LIAO That name I provided is just a suggestion. And your solution might also require couple of "counting" fields. Best of luck! KGM

Actually @Kara Taylor , I was just prompted that a Jira Automation rule can handle this. Create a rule that: * is triggered by issue update (status change and qualify according to your statuses that you want to count). You might want to narrow down to a certain project or issue type, whatever your use case is. * has action…

Oh glad there is no offense taken @Andy McCormick :) It is hard walking into these situations. Could you please mark my answer as correct even though it is time consuming? Much appreciated. Have a great weekend! KGM

Great for you @Andrew Day Could you please mark my answer as correct if it helped you :) Much appreciated. Have a great weekend, KGM

Did you figure this out @Ben El Aam May ? Please mark my answer as correct if it did the trick for you :) Have a great weekend, KGM

How did it go @Yuvia ? Please mark my answer as correct if it did the trick for you :) Have a great weekend, KGM

Sorry @David Gonzalez Blanco I didn't read the title well enough... :/ And sorry, I don't have any experience with Behaviours in ScriptRunner. Best of luck, KGM

Sorry @Mishra, Siddharth missed that comment from you. Have you checked with your Jira Admin yet?

Hi again @Kara Taylor You could maybe, possibly get this info from Atlassian Analytics, which is in Beta now, if your. Best, KGM

Hi @Kara Taylor and welcome. This is not a out of the box functionality in Jira. You will need a 3rd party app to get this info. Look on the Atlassian Marketplace and see what is available and fits your use case and particular needs. This one here might be a good starting point. HTH, KGM