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Okay then, you can add some IT/ELSE conditions to check if the Summary contains #1 or #2 or #3, etc.
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Click the 3 dots next to the field and select Set Value. In that blank field is where you will type the code. When done typing it, you will need to click on the value below to set it (you can't just type it and hit enter).
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Hi Dario - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, it should be. Can you provide more information as to why you would ask that?
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And the view settings option for the board? Are Epics turned on?
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Hi Emiliano, That's because you can't copy multiple values from a field to a single value field. Assignee only allows one value. But try putting this in the Assignee field (not Copy but the blank field): {{issue.customField_10347.get(0)}} where 10347 is the ID of your multi-select user field. This codes tells it to use the…
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Those permission are not the permissions associated with the board filter. The board filter must be shared separately from the permissions you cite above.
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Can you share some screenshots?
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This is a software team-managed? Or business team-managed?
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Great! Happy to help.
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Then what is not working?
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Very weird - can you share a screenshot of our board?
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Hi @v-rs_vendor1 - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The board filter used for the board must be shared with users in order for them to see and access the board.
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Do you have a filter set on the board to hide or show Done issues?
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Hi Pauline - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Can you click on the settings button in the upper right (cog icon) and see User Management?
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Did you create the second transition?
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Hi Eliot, By default, all Done issues on a Team-managed project will disappear from the board after they have been completed for 2 weeks.
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Hi Mayra - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can't really combine them. You can use both and link issues between them if you like. And you could even create a board that shows issues from both projects. Would that accomplish what you are looking for?
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You are very welcome.
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Hi Hizkeel You can do this by adding a second transition to the same status. Add conditions for the one with the screen that says the fields are not populated, meaning empty. For the new transition add a condition to check if the fields are not empty.
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Yes. Did that work?
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Hey @max - did this solve your problem?
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Hi Dale - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Groups are added under User Management administration. Settings > User Management. You must have Organization Admin permissions or User Management permissions.
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You are replying to a thread from four years ago. If you have a specific question, please create a new one and give details of your requirement.
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Hi @Sushant Bista - thank you for the article/update - that’s exciting news! Can you update us on the timeline for bringing data residency to the Middle East? Especially interested in UAE, Oman, and Saudi Arabia.
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Hi Craig - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The only other option I could add is to create a separate project for them with the limited issue types. Then create an automation rule to clone the issues into your existing project.
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Sure, you can do that with automation. But it is after a trigger fires and not during.
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Great! Glad that worked for you.
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Hi Dalhart, I am not following your request. What is an exact use case you are trying to achieve?
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HI @Diviccaro Roberto (DCET/BDO-IT) - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can do that with an add-on like Revyz Data Manager for Jira in the Atlassian Marketplace. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1228694/revyz-data-manager-for-jira-backup-restore-analyze-optimize?tab=overview&hosting=cloud
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Thanks for the additional information. Try just using this: {{fieldChange.fromString}} {{fieldChange.toString}}