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Here's what I would do - Create a filter that includes all of the issues you want to count/see - maybe all of the ones that are not Done and the assignees are in the group of your team members. Then create a dashboard and add a couple of gadgets. One gadget for Issue Statistics and use Assignee as the Statistic. And of…

If that's all we can help you with right now, can you click on the Accept answer button above to close this one out? Thanks!

Very good - so what exactly would you like to see? The number of tickets assigned to each? The activity of each team member?

Hi Daniel - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! How many members are on your team?

Hi Maya, I assume you created the Issue Type as a Sub-task issue type. But I am not following what you want to do after that. Can you provide a better description on exactly what you are trying to do?

Very good. Can you click on the Accept answer button above to close this one out if that's all I can help with? Thanks!

Do you want to see ALL every created before the 26th of last month? Or just the issues created after the start of that month until the 26th? So, it's March and you want to see EVERY issue create before February 26? Or do you just want to see issues created between February 1 and February 26?

Ah! That would probably do it. 

Hi Andrew, If I understand you correctly, you want to set the Assignee field = to the value of a custom user picker field when the value in the custom field changes. Correct? If so, you create a rule for Field value changed. Then you monitor the custom field for all of the issue operations. Then New Action - Edit issue.…

If you are only eliminating one user, it's going to be a real pain. You can add a person simply to be able to perform the function, but eliminating a single user is going to be a lot of work to maintain. It would be easier to monitor boards they create and go back behind them and clean them up. Have they been told they are…

Glad it's working for you!

Maybe try hardcoding the date just to see if that works.

Sure - click on Project Settings on the bottom left hand side when you are on a board or card. Then click on Notifications when you get to the project settings. 

Yes, someone else created the support ticket and it got fixed. :-) Can you click on the Accept answer button above so we can close one out? Thanks!

Maybe do a re-index since you are on server? If that doesn't fix it then I would open a support ticket with Atlassian. 

Hi Janice, You might try going to System > Settings and then Global Permissions under Security. Then change the Share dashboards and filters section to exclude the user. It might not prevent them from creating boards, but they would not be able to share the underlying filter on the board with anyone so no one would ever…

Maybe try the field duedate: duedate <= now() and project = ABC

Is it always on the 26th?

No, you can't do it within the Next-gen project. You would need to go to the list of all boards and click on Create board button there.

Hi Deepak, There are a couple of ways you can do that now as the Anyone option is no longer valid. One is to select Group and then choose the jira-users group under that. Or the second is to do what Hazwan suggested and use Goup - Public. I guess a third option would be to select project role and choose a project role such…

Hi Terri - Yes, that's what I meant - normally a release in a Classic project removes the tickets from the board. But not in Next-gen. 

Hi Swarupa - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Unfortunately, there is no way to do this is the Cloud version of Jira. 

Hi Madhan - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I would suggest checking your the Personal Settings section under your profile (click on your avatar) to see what is checked there. If that is all good, then check the notification scheme for at least one project that you should be receiving notifications for to make sure you…

Hi Alaksandar - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We are glad you are here!

Very good - can you click on the Accept answer button to close this one out? Thanks!

Hi Jay - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your filter will look like project = ABC (where ABC is the next-gen project you want to use). Then apply that filter to the Kanban Board.

Hi Rikard, Maybe try Due <= now()

All, A new bug has been posted with Atlassian. You can follow along here if you like: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-18831?error=login_required&error_description=Login+required&state=cc325c05-62e9-4086-ba0c-fc130a4a9072

Hello Ifidon - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! We are glad you are here!

It's a bug that just cropped up late last week. Here's the link if you want to follow along: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-18831?error=login_required&error_description=Login+required&state=cc325c05-62e9-4086-ba0c-fc130a4a9072