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Hi Nadege, Those are not "Quick Filters" and they cannot be changed on Business project boards. 

You are welcome. 

I don't know of another solution than what you have proposed. 

Can you share your workaround?

Hi @Harsh - Not sure why that didn't work as that is the corrector operator. Though it sounds like it is not getting a value for customfield 5656. You could try doing a log action on that field or just update the field to have a 0 in it. You should always default number fields to 0 if you are planning on using them in…

You should not use the same email to raise issues on behalf of as you do for the email address on the project that creates tickets. 

Sorry, I thought you just wanted a count of issues per assignee. You are looking for multiple items were assignee. 

No, if they are not managed users, I don't think they will go through SSO. 

Standardization is always nice!

Hi @bharathkumar - Burndown reports are related to Scrum work, not Kanban work. 

@Joseph Corina - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Sure - just see my article above. You will need to create your filter so that it includes the JSM and JWM projects. 

Can you share the details of the Clone issue into: step?

Hi Marcelino - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What was the exact method/tool you used to do this? 

Hi Marta, Team-managed projects are totally independent of each other. So when you say same as trigger issue, it doesn't really know what that means in this case. So, you need to actually select a value for the Issue Type. If that doesn't work for some reason, then try to do a Create new issue action instead of Clone…

Hi Ioana - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How do you actually "pass" them to others? Is it simply a change in Status? Do you do a Move function?

Hi Dawn - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How are you determining the order of the sub-tasks? How would it know when one is next? Maybe by Due Date? 

Hi Sheldon - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! When you say a checklist form - what are we really talking about? Does it need to be an actual form? Or just fields that get populated as they are approved? You can certainly create a workflow that goes through multiple approval steps. And you have have a screen that pops up…

Hi Linda, Take a look at this article that will walk you through how to create flexible recurring issues: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Creating-a-Flexible-Recurring-Task-Issue/ba-p/2040862

Hi Erick - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I will see if someone with Atlassian can come help you. 

The clean and simple is that you purchase a Jira license for every user that needs to see the information. :-)

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No, you have to have a license to be able to click on the link and see the board and the issues on it. You could probably create a Confluence page that is linked to the Jira issues, maybe more like a table than the board itself. Then you could grant "Guest" accounts to see the Confluence page. The "Guest" accounts would…

Okay, I don't think I am following it still. Why but all of those conditions in a JQL in the Scheduled trigger itself? It's probably the NOW that is giving you problems. Maybe try: Project = ABC AND Status = Approved AND SRC-EmailDate,= startOfDay() Run that as a filter/query and see if it returns what you expect. 

Hi Ali - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Are both projects of the same type? Meaning is one Team-managed and the other Company-managed? If they are both the same type - which type are they? 

Hi Rafeh - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Make sure that the users are in a Group that have access to the product(s). 

Hi Amanda, I don't see any real value of using Categories over Components. Maybe there will be something eventually coming that makes them more integrated across projects or some other benefit. But for now, the biggest drawback I see to them is that you can't really use them very well with Automation rules. For that simple…

Thanks for doing that. You might want to update your actual username to include the Vendor name also - there are lots of examples out there in the Community. 

To do that check, create a new screen and put the fields you want to check on the screen. Create 3 different screens if necessary. Then add the screens to each of the transitions you have added. If you want the fields to be mandatory when the transition happens, then add a Validator for Field Required and choose the…

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Hi Matthew - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am not following exactly what you are trying to do. In general, Calendars on a Jira Work Management project (now just called Jira Business projects) only show issues for that project. What are your step-by-step exact requirements?