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Hi @Raju Kris - Did you ever get this solved?
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The easiest way is to create a new project using a Template in Jira. Then you can modify the columns after it does the initial setup for you. So, click on the Projects menu item at the top and then click Create Project to get started.
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Hi Bilal, It's very similar to Jira - those columns will be the same in Jira, but you have a powerful workflow behind it in Jira that can do so many more things than Trello.
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Hey @Bitwise DEVS - did this answer your question for you?
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You are very welcome.
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See, this is Dashboards again, but you said it was Boards. Which is it?
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Hey John - Welcome to that Atlassian Community! So the same user can log work on a Story, but they can't on a Bug? Is the Bug a sub-task type issue type?
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Ah, it sounds like you might not have the Assign Issues permission in the Permission Scheme for that Project. Also check to see if the other users have the Assignable User permissions.
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Thanks for the assistance, Andy!
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Great! Can you click on the Accept Answer button above so we can close this one out? Thanks!
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Great!
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Go to Project Settings and then click on Permissions.
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Hi Esther, What type of project are you using? Team-managed? Company-managed? Jira Work Management? If Team-managed or Jira Work Management, those Done items disappear from the board after 2 weeks automatically.
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Just click on the link above and follow the steps. :-)
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Hi Alay, I am not aware of any way to do that.
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Hi Mahesh, If I understand you correctly, you want to populate a field on the create screen based on the value of another field during the create process. Correct? If so, that cannot be done right now with Jira Cloud. You would need something like ScriptRunner Behaviours, but I am not sure that it could do that, and it's…
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Hi Manish, No, this is currently not available in the Timeline feature for JWM projects.
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@Jane Yeoh
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Hi Hugo, Are you using Company managed project or Team managed? The Team managed will be much more limited.
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Hi Jed - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, I believe that you can achieve what you briefly describe with Jira. Statuses in your workflow will tell you progress of each part. Depending on what you are using labels for, you might want to use Components instead as they remove the typos that can happen with labels.
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Yes, I figured it was probably something to do with groups. Glad you got it solved, and thanks for posting back here!!
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Hi @Suporte JRetail You should be able to just use {{issue.automações}} if it is just a text field. It might have problems because of the accent marks, but shouldn't. If the above does not work, try using with the custom field ID. It would look something like: {{issue.customfield_16787}} where the 16787 is the ID of…
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Hi Leandro - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Check that the one board does not have any Quick Filters turned on that might prevent them from being seen. Then check in the Board Settings for any Sub-filter at the very bottom of the screen might be excluding them.
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There's not a lot else I can help you with then, I am afraid. I would suggest opening a support ticket with Atlassian: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/
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Great! Glad you found something. By the way, the Issue Statistics gadget is free is also. :-)
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Who is the reporter on those cards?
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Does anyone have access to them?
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Can you see the issues?
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You said "In boards list i checked and the board is present" Now you say "no board" Which is it?
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Is he the one who created the request? Is he a Jira Service Management Agent? Does he have a Jira Software license?