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Hi Amarjit - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! In addition to Mayur's suggestion, you can also use the filters you create with JQL inside of dashboards which will give you more options like graphs and charts and lists, and two-dimensional reports, etc.
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Hi Luis - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Users must have an Agent license to make changes to the issue to to move it through the workflow. The only exception might be that non-agents can approve an issue which might move it to the next status in the workflow.
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Hi Qusai, Check for any conditions on the transition to Done in the workflow for that project.
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Hello and Welcome, Aundrea! We are glad you are here!!
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Hi Jeroen - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Take a look at the Permission Scheme for one of the projects to see if you still have Browse Project permission. Settings > Issues > Permissions
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LOVE that question!
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Being from the South in the US, it's always time for sweet ice tea. :-)
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Amen!
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Hi Andy, No this cannot easily be done. You could create different transitions to Done and use conditions for the different users. Then you could set the resolution based on the transition which that user sees.
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Hi Fiona, No, custom fields created in Team-managed projects are only available in the project it was created in and cannot use shared custom fields from Jira Software projects.
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Definitely - not all types, but most. 🙂
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Hi Chester, 1. You can add new columns by adding new custom fields. You will need to be a Jira Administrator to be able to do that. Go to Settings > Issues > Custom fields. Once the new field is created, you should be able to see it when you click on the + symbol to the right of your list heading. Note that most field…
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Sorry, I missed that. No, you cannot completely remove the default.
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Hi Matthew, You should be able to go to Settings > Issues > Priorities. There you should see a list of the current priorities with one of them being noted as default (assuming that is Medium for you). You should be able to click on the word Default on the right hand side of one of the other priorities to set it as the…
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Hi Lee, you will need to be a juror administrator, but you can go ahead and change the ownership from you to person you prefer. Go to Settings > System > Shared filters
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Hi Eitan, You can add a Condition to the transition to that status in the workflow. If the condition is not met the user will not see the transition.
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Another board administrator can add you as one. Or a project administrator.
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You could use a Marketplace app for External fields to pull the values from an XML file or a database, etc.
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Hi Trena - I would edit the custom field to add a context for just that project. Then you can add the field to all the screens if you like.
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Looks like Bill has you taken care of. 🙂
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Hi Andrew - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Are there other filters on the dashboard? And do they work?
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Hi Mark, You need to go to Settings > Issues > Custom fields to make changes or create new fields.
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Hi Shelley - it depends on the project type. Team-managed and JWM/Business projects use the status name in the workflow. You would need to change the status name. For company-managed you will need to be a board administrator.
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Oi Leonardo, Se for um projeto gerenciado pela empresa, você pode usar uma extensão gratuita do Chrome chamada Better Jira.
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Not all custom fields are available so far for the List view. The developers are continuing to work to add those but I don’t know the timeframe. What field type is it?
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Hi Pavel, I am not sure what you are asking. Can you provide some more details as to what you hope to accomplish?
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@Jane Yeoh - any thoughts?
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See @Angélica Luz 's answer above. You cannot delete that right now until the bug gets fixed. @Angélica Luz - any idea why this 2 1/2 year old bug has not been fixed?
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Hi Adi, Go to Settings > Issue > Custom Fields and create a new field with the type of Select List (Single choice). Then you can add a context for your JWM project and add it to the screen used by that project. You will need to be a Jira administrator to add the custom field.
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Hi Idan - this is not currently possible. But there is a feature request that you can vote for and follow here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-47376