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Hi @Neil Wills You either work on a team managed project (next-gen), or a company managed project (classic). You can't work on a next-gen company managed project. First we have to clarify the project to which you are working on. The link you sent is for TM projects. Inside them you will find the story points estimate…

This mean that someone has already started the sprints. That's why the "start sprint" button is missing.

Are you certain that the spring isn't active? Do you see a selection active sprints?

Hi @kao.hattori As @Prashant Sultania mentioned you can do that the way he demonstrates. However, keep in mind that in order to do that you have to have the Restrictions permissions. Do if you are not able to that, ask your space admin (if you are not that person) to grant you that specific permission.

Hi @Abilash B R and welcome to the community! First make sure that you have a scrum board and that you are looking at that board's backlog. Then make sure that you have create a sprint, and then make sure that you have at least one issue inside that sprint. I'm assuming you are using CMP.

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Hi @Molly Murphy FIlters display issues. What kind of comparison you are after? You mean something like "show me all issues where updated date is less or equal to created date? You want to know how many issues are updated after their creation date?

So do what I propose. Or at least try it, cause I have, and it's only restricts the portal.

This should be interesting!

@Mayur Jadhav I really hope that you will be able to travel to the southern part of India and not to stop there! Lot's of places to explore in the world!

Beautiful places!

Beautiful!

Hi @Shereen These custom fields are already created on your instance, or you want to create them from scratch? Have you consider using REST API instead? 

Wow! Simply amazing! I was never a person who could win in contests. However, things seem to turned around when I joined this outstanding community! To be honest, I feel great! :D @Kishan Sharma congratulations! Amazing accomplishment dude! @Brant Schroeder you did an exceptional work! Well done! Congratulations to all the…

Congratulations to everybody! @Laura Holton _ACE Manchester_ outstanding performance! Well done! :) As always a big thanks to the community managers and especially to @Monique vdB for a fantastic job in organizing this and keeping us all involved! 

Hi russell.castagnaro@state.co.us Using the JSM email handler, this isn't doable. Perhaps you could automate it, either via JA, or inside the workflow with the use of an app. Can you please elaborate more on how this procedure is actually taking place?

Hi @Gary Klimeck and welcome! Which app are you referring to? Usually apps from the marketplace comes with an evaluation period of (usually) 30 days. I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve. If you could elaborate a bit more, we'll be able to help you more.

Hi @Randy Hoffman Available reports within a Team Managed Project are the following: You can read more about them here Keep in mind that Atlassian will enrich this list, as they develop even more this kind of project.

Hi @charan mallanna and welcome, Usually responses are accompanied with the corresponding reason. E.g. on cloud, and for the create issue request (via REST), a 400 response means: * is missing required fields. * contains invalid field values. * contains fields that cannot be set for the issue type. * is by a user who does…

Hi @Bill Goetz I was able to pull this through. Take a look at my rule: Let me know if you want anything more.

For next time (I wish that it will not happen) you could try this app as well https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219171/who-deleted-my-issues?hosting=datacenter&tab=overview

Hi @Venugopal Paladi and welcome to the community! Unfortunately you can't recover a deleted issue. Once deleted, it's gone. And I'm not sure you can identify it in the log.

Awesome! Thank you for the info @Pushpkant Garg! Really helpful!

And to add to what the Airbus Driver said, You can also accomplish that by using Jira automation: * Go to project settings > Automation * Create new rules * Trigger: Schedule * Choose e.g. to send it one time a working day, at a specific time * Click "Run a JQL search and execute actions for each issue in the query."*…

LoL! Exactly! Train :D

First of all you could setup an issue collector, which the customer can upload attachement via any website this collector is embedded. If that doesn't suit your needs because your clients have to use their ticketing system, then perhaps you should take a look at the REST API about adding attachments. Other than…

Hi @[deleted] Cf is a reserved word from Jira (click the link). So if you want to search for that specific project, which uses the reserved word, you have to place it in quotation marks (or double quote marks).

You can set the default reporter as a licensed user. This is a disadvantage if you need separate users who creates issues. However recently, I've set up such a case for one of my clients: * Two separate email accounts (incoming mail servers) * Four different email handlers (imap looking at different folders) * One reporter

You are most welcome! Kindly mark this answer as accepted, in order to help other in the community! Thank you! :)

Hi @Japhet Morada You can achieve this with Jira's incoming mail servers and mail handlers, which are different from the one that JSM projects are using. Mail handlers have the ability to parse emails from specific folders. However there are side effects to that story. The main thing is to have a clear business…