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This sounds like more of an education that needs to happen than a system solution. 

Hi Shana - Welcome to the Atlassian Community? Have you contacted Atlassian Support? https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

The documentation you reference appears to be for Cloud only and you are on Server. 

Hi Susann, I assume you are asking if you can modify the look and feel of your Company-managed project list to look like that of the Team-managed one. And the answer is no, you are not allowed to modify the look for either of those. The project types are independent of each other and have different look and feel to them. 

Bonjour @Goethals Bien sûr, vous pouvez modifier le flux de travail pour ajouter les nouveaux statuts que vous souhaitez. Avec Jira Work Management, lorsque vous ajoutez de nouveaux statuts, il crée automatiquement de nouvelles colonnes sur votre tableau. Pour apporter une modification, accédez à Paramètres > Problèmes >…

Hi Sophie - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can control access to all of the other projects by using the Permission Scheme for each project. I would place the external client users in a Jira Group and grant permissions to that group in the project(s) they need to see. But then make sure that group (no All logged in…

Hi Mike - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think you will have to create a separate swimlane per Epic and your query would include the key for the Epic. For example, key = DM-49

You can have automation add a comment and include the value from the custom field, yes. 

That's awesome!

Hi @DG - You could probably create a separate custom field with the drop down values and then copy the value of that field into a text field using an automation rule. But you are not going to be able to use a combination drop down and text field together in a single field. 

Agreed - specifics are always good!

Hi Taras - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Permissions for projects are handled by the Permission Scheme for that project. So, yes, it is very easy to have different permissions per project for a user. Just because you are an admin doesn't give you full permissions on every project. You can use a combination of project…

Utilisez le validateur de champ requis, puis utilisez l'estimation d'origine pour les points d'histoire et le temps passé pour le suivi du temps.

Hi Muhammad - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I think it is probably like most any thing you want to master - it takes lots of work and time. Being in the product everyday is certainly a good start. Then reading all the questions you can here in the Community and seeing the answers that solve those problems. Then maybe…

Bonjour @Goethals Vous ne le feriez pas avec Automation, vous ajouteriez un validateur ou une condition à la transition dans le flux de travail passant à l'état En cours que le champ de suivi du temps n'est pas vide.

Hi @Özge K_ - Are you using a Jira Service Management project? Because you can easily do that with a JSM project. 

Are you sure you published the workflow? Can you transition other issues on this project? 

Hi Riley - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I am curious as to what you are trying to accomplish? This is not standard practice for any methodology/framework you might be using. 

Hi Bastien, The Reporter is automatically populated with the name of the person who created the issue. There are probably very few instances for when you need to change that value. What kind of problem is it causing you to have those values in an issue after it has been created? 

Hi Akram, If you are talking about a cascading field with 3 levels deep or more, then that does not exist. You could create a ProForma form that has conditional fields where you could get something similar as long as there are not too many values for the first two fields. 

You should let Atlassian know at this link: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ This is just a user community. 

Welcome Andy! We are glad you are here!!

issuetype != Sub-task

@Kwasi Bowman - Did you get this working for you? 

You can just do a CTRL F and search for part of the name. 

@Nikki Zavadska _Appfire_ !!!! We are glad you made your way here! Yes, I would love to see the inline editable lists make it to JSW as well. 

Well done on the decorations!

Fantastic pictures!

Hi Rob - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, you can't create your own templates, but you can create a new project based on an existing project. So you are in effect cloning that project to a degree, and therefore, it's an almost template. 

Hi Julie - no, that is not possible. It must be one and only one type.