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Hi Richard, Try this: Project = TLMC and (issuetype in (story, task, bug) or (issuetype = Sub-task and status = "In Progress")) Just change out the issue types that you have in your project. 

Add it to the rule. 

Sure - you should be able to follow that guidance in this article: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-work-management/docs/create-and-edit-issues-and-subtasks-on-the-timeline/

Very good - see my suggestion above about adding the branch. 

Hi Astrid - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! In Jira Cloud you are not able to edit that. You could create a Filter to show that information though. 

Hi Anurag, You must also have Site Administrator permissions to perform User Management. You can't do that with just Jira Administrator permissions. 

That's strange - not sure how you could add it then. Are you on Server? DC? Or Cloud? Can you list the exact steps - where you were and what you clicked? But I think regardless, you are going to have to get someone with Site Administration permissions to delete it. 

How did you create it? What were the steps? To get to the area to manage groups, click on Settings (the cog icon) then choose User Management. Then click on Groups. Click on the group name and then click the Delete group button on the upper right. 

Hi Petar - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I assume this is a Team-managed project. How did you create the custom field - directly in the Team-managed project? Or did you make it a shared global custom field? If you create a simple filter - project = ABC for that project, can you add that field as a column? 

Hi Brian - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to contact someone in your organization who has Site Administrator permissions to delete the group. But if you created it, you should be able to delete it. 

Hi @Amel LAOUINI Did Stephen's response answer your question? 

Hi Rasajna, You might try a refresh of the page and/or clearing your browser cache. If that doesn't work, then try it with another browser or with private/incognito mode to see if the error still persists.

Hi Negjat, Is that the actual value stored in the field as an option? And what didn't work? Can you do a quick translation of what the rule does in English? 

I thought I had listened to this and commented before, but I guess not! The celebrity stuff doesn't much appeal to me, but I would certainly have enjoyed the level of service and fancy food and drink onboard. But mostly the fact that I am flying at Mach 2 and getting there in half the time. That's a feat! In a Jira related…

@Juergen Jaeger - Did you ever figure out what you were trying to do? 

Hi Zac - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! someone from Atlassian can provide you more detailed guidance, including a quote. But basically you pay for Atlassian access per unique users across all of your products. So if one user subscribes to three products, they only charge you for them once.

That's exactly what Alex's answer does. 

Hi Meraj, I have not done POAP before, but the Timeline feature in JWM will certainly give you a Roadmap/Gantt type look to your information. I would simply suggest you give it a try and see if it works the way you would like it to. 

Hi Michael - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are only a couple of ways to do this as far as I know. One is using the ScriptRunner Behaviours app. The other is to create a ProForma form (JSM or Advanced Forms under JWM). You place the second field in a Conditional section based on the value of the first field, and…

Hi Le Ann - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am pretty sure that you have to be an Agent in order to see the queues. So the user has to be in the jira-servicedesk-users Group to see if the user is there. If not, they will need to be added and it will consume a JSM Agent license. 

Hi Becky, Not sure you can do much about it. It's the built-in notification function in Jira for when you are Assigned an issue. So it's either On for all or Off for all. 

De nada!

Hi Douglas, Is this a Jira Work Management or Jira Software project? And is it a Company-managed or Team-managed project? I 

Hi Chris - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How are you creating the new Story - through an Automation rule? If so can you share the rule? Basically, you want to add a Branch to the end of the rule for Current Issue and then an action for Link Issue and choose Trigger issue. But it kind of depends on how your rule is…

Hi Kevin, No, that's not possible as far as contexts go. But can you be a little more specific about the use case(s). For instance, You can put a field on a the Create Screen or the Edit Screen or both or neither already, so not sure what the context would do differently. 

@John McKiernan 

Hi @mansa.muhammad - did you get this implemented?

Hi Tunahan, Take a look at this article and see if it helps you. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Creating-a-Flexible-Recurring-Task-Issue/ba-p/2040862

Definitely agree!

No worries - that's what we are all here for!