John Funk Community Champion

No and Yes. You can't simply change the type of project, you have to create a new Company-managed project and migrate/Move the existing issues to the new project. Here is good guidance: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/migrate-between-team-managed-and-company-managed-projects/

Well, I take that back - I overlooked it in the list. But it does nothing if I just type the "f". I get the normal search function in Windows when I type ctrl+f

Hi David - I don't see an "f" in the list of keyboard shortcuts for Jira. Let me see if someone from Atlassian can take a look at it for you. 

Hi Ferre - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! To use the template of the project for the shared schemes, when you create a new project base it on the existing project that is your template. Then you can use Automation for Jira to auto create multiple tasks based on something that triggers it. 

Ah, you are on the free plan! Let me see if I can get someone from Atlassian to take a look. 

I would submit a support ticket with Atlassian to see if the email for the user is on their blacklist. I just had a user that happened to and Atlassian cleared it up. https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/

Parent is only valid for a standard issue type like story to a sub-task issue type like Sub-task. If you created a new sub-task type for something like Sub-task Bug or Defect or something like that, then you could get a a parent to child relationship. Here's what we do. If a bug/defect is found in testing, if the problem…

Hi Cathy - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I will see if we can get someone from Atlassian to take a look. 

If you bookmark the url when you are in the quick filter, it will remember that when you click on the bookmark. :-) It will look something like: .atlassian.net/secure/RapidBoard.jspa?rapidView=706&quickFilter=9406 Where the board is your board number and the quick filter your quick filter.

Great - Glad you figured it out! Can you click on the Accept Answer button above to close this one out? Thanks!

So you want to see them sometimes but not other times - correct? Is that what you mean by a switch solution? The only way you will be able to that is with Quick Filters. That IS the switch solution. 

Hi Gunhild - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Let me see if we can get someone with Atlassian to take a look. 

Hi Eveline - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It sounds like you are using a Team-managed project. I don't typically use those types of projects, but I don't think that view is available with those. Do you have a Company-managed project that you can look at to see if the view you desire is available with it? 

Hi Dvir, You should be able to use Automation For Jira to calculate two fields. Create a custom field to hold the result of the calculation. Then create an Automation rule that runs to multiply the fields into the new field. 

Hi Tiago - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The old view is not coming back. See this previous post for some current workarounds: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/How-do-I-make-the-old-view-permanent/qaq-p/1678292#U1686080 But you really need to start getting used to the new view. 

Try this: (reporter = 100458 OR reporter = 100456 OR reporter = 100449 OR reporter = 100454 OR reporter = 100637 OR reporter = 100452 OR reporter = 106421 OR reporter = 900321 OR reporter = 901518 OR reporter = 900323 ) AND status not in (Closed, Resolved) ORDER BY created DESC

Hi Raymond - what is different about the issues that aren't showing up? Are they just not showing up on the board? Do they show up if you run a filter like Project = ABC where ABC is the project code for the JMW project? 

@Laryssa_Carvalho - Did you ever get this resolved?

Sounds like support to me. :-)

Thanks @Stephen Sifers for checking on this!

Hi @rfisher - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There are three things involved here - the status and the resolution field and the resolved field. The status is usually something like Closed or Resolved or Done, and it is the last step in your workflow. It usually has a status category of Done (as opposed to In Progress…

Hi Amy, You can certainly do all of those with Company-based and Jira Work Management/Business projects. It can be done with post functions when you transition an issue from one status to another status. Or you can have a looping transition (from one status back to itself) that can also have post functions that do what you…

Hello and Welcome, Luis! We are glad you are here!!

Great! Glad you got it worked out!

Yes, as Trudy points out - the Administration tab refers to the Administration of Users, not projects. 

Do the Epics have that value for the custom field on the child boards? 

Let me see if someone from Atlassian can take a look. 

What groups are the users in? You just need to look at one of them. 

So it runs a one minute to midnight tonight - but it would process tickets for today? Or tomorrow? Or yesterday? 

Can you share a screen shot?