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Hi @Marc -Devoteam- Thanks a lot for your feedback.

@Martijn Herfst Glad to help!

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@Martijn Herfst For your case, you can check this comparision. For the First Value use - {{now.jiraDate}} <br>Condition - equals<br>Second Value - {{issue.StartDate.minusDays(90).jiraDate}} If the Start Date is 25-10-2025, then on 27-07-2025 this condition will evaluate to true. If you have a ticket that has Sa tart Date…

Hi @Martijn Herfst Welcome to the Community! You can use the compare condition for date comparison, as shown in the attached screenshot. For the trigger, you can put a scheduled trigger, searching stories. After the condition, you can add Creat new issue action. Let me know if you have any questions.

@Ekta Anand Thanks for the provided information. Am I right that when they open the dashboard, it says that there is no access, or the dashboard is being opened, but no data is displayed?

Hi @Ian Court You can clone the ticket, then move that ticket into the targeted project. Use this add-on, which provides the opportunity to clone the issue into the targeted project. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/44043/clone-plus-for-jira Or create a Global Automation, which will work for those 2 projects. For…

Hi @Ekta Anand Could you please share a screen from the Rename or share section of the dashboard, to see, how it is shared? Choose your dashboard in the sidebar and select More (•••) > Rename or share. One tip, after choosing with whom you are sharing the dashboard, you should press Add then the Save button.…

@Jimmy Seddon Thanks for the informative round-up! :) 

Hi @Hans Polder You are Welcome. Happy that it worked.

Hi @Vimal G What type of field is the Module? Try the following smart values. Affected Version - {{triggerIssue.fields.versions.name}} or {{triggerIssue.fields.versions}} Modules - {{triggerIssue.fields.customfield_XXXXX}} Let us know about the results.

Hi @Anjali Behera How are users stored in Jira? For example, in our Data Center, Users are created from the Active Directory and they are synchronized with Jira. I could get the assignee's manager from the Active Directory using an LDAP query through "Element Connect Configuration" add-on. If it is interesting, I can go…

Hi @Hans Polder Thanks for the interesting question. I tried the following, and it works. Firstl,y it extracts the date, then it changes the format, making it YYYY-MM-DD, then adding .toDate() conversion, and lastly minus 21 days. {{issue.description.match("Please execute before…

Hi @Krishnanand Nayak As I know, Atlassian does not expose a REST API to directly fetch data from the Application Navigation. It refers both Cloud and Data Center. You can find more about REST APIs in the following documentation. https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/rest/v10007/intro/#gettingstarted

Hi @Dd Thanks for the answer. For the multiple choice, try the following. { "fields": { "customfield_15240": [ { "value": "{{issue.components.get(0).name}}" }, { "value": "{{issue.components.get(1).name}}" }, { "value": "{{issue.components.get(2).name}}" }, { "value": "{{issue.components.get(3).name}}" }, { "value":…

Hi @Charles Brooks Happy to hear that it helps.

Hi @Hari Krishna Thanks for your clarification. I agree with the Python solution, but we don't know if Charles has the external source or not. I think my provided example via automation can also work, depending on what opportunities the person asking the question has. Have a good day!

Hi @John Funk As you can see, Hari didn't provide example for using automation and sending data via JSON)) I can't understand, what is the problem in my answer that you refer to it. Thanks.

Hi @Trudy P Claspill Thanks for reminding, I didn't notice the "first" part. Thanks for the source, but I am using another one, which is more better for me. @Adam LaCoste You can try using the following one. 0 0 9 ? MAR,JUN,SEP,DEC 1#1 * For testing, I suggest using this, to see if it runs in the 3-rd Sunday of July. if…

Hi, @Trudy P Claspill I know, that it is the global list of values. I thought, that also this will helpful for permanently deleting values, if not used. For only one project, I saw, that you provided the instructions)) Thanks for your attention)

Hi @Dmytro G Try the following JQL. project = TNC AND type = Story AND fixVersion WAS 25CW36 AND fixVersion != 25CW36 AND fixVersion CHANGED FROM 25CW36 DURING (-1w, now()) ORDER BY priority DESC

Hi @Charles Brooks Jira does not support built-in automation to directly export issues to a .csv file. For this you can choose 2 solutions. - Use automation to send the required data via JSON to the external source, where it will be parsed and added to the CSV file. - Use JIRA Rest API to get you needed data.

Hi @Laura Bowers Yes, if you have Jira Admin permission, you can do it. Go to. Settings --> Work Items --> Priorities Here you can re-order, delete and add new priorities.

Hi @Adam LaCoste Try this, crone. 0 0 9 ? MAR,JUN,SEP,DEC SUN *

Hi @Dd I tried the following script in my project to copy component values into the "Label" type customfield. It works. Please try this and let me know. This will support up to 5 components. 15240 is my customfield id, change it with yours. Also, please let me know what type is your customfield. { "fields": {…

Hi @Trudy P Claspill I didn't test it in my project, only create the logic. Thanks for the explanation. I think it will also work with multiple branches. For example, create one branch for the first condition, then another for the second one. What do you think?

Hi @Mohammed_Zeyad Thanks for the answer. Please try this solution.The second image is the For Each branch comparison, what to write there.

@Mohammed_Zeyad Thanks for the answer. Try to add a “For each issue” Branch: After the trigger, add a "For each: Issue" action. Inside the branch, use the If/Else condition. Scheduled Trigger (JQL: key in (...)) | |---> For each issue: | |---> If issue = FIBGPT-94 | |---> Sub-task A | |---> Sub-task B | |---> If issue =…

Hi @Lex Baldridge Yes, the difference is that one is business and the other is software. The features you see on the board are controlled by the template of project.

Hi @Mohammed_Zeyad Thanks for the question. Try putting the following JQL into the Schedule Issue trigger. key in (FIBGPT-94, FIBGPT-96)