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Hi Ramana, Yes, each project is connected to a a Permission Scheme that can be configured against either groups within Jira or by project roles for the project. But this is easy to do. You can see more here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/using-custom-permission-schemes-838416400.html I hope that helps!

Hey Mike, Check out these couple of links :-) https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Becoming-a-JIRA-Search-Ninja-History-searches-in-JIRA/ba-p/461943 https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracoreserver073/advanced-searching-functions-reference-861257222.html

Hey Pam - So sorry, didn't notice that this was Trello and not Jira, so not sure about canceling a Trello card. But I will poke around some more and see what I can find. 

Hi Pam - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! It is probably that marking the issue as Canceled that it set the resolution field - which then probably made it disappear from your board based on the sub-filter default. But you can always search for any issue in Jira - click on the magnifying glass to start the search and put…

Hi Alex, What you have described should work. Are there specific things about it that don't allow you to work they way you want? I would think that you should be using shared schemes as much as possible - including for workflow. Maybe if you move to that if you are not already doing that, then it will help with…

Hi @Haosi Li - Yes, there is a way to do that! Check out the documentation here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver073/importing-data-from-csv-861253680.html?_ga=2.244246919.344691717.1568129953-1082435282.1542634250 Post a message if you have problems. 

Hi Tara - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What type of error are you getting? What does the search look like?

Hi Jen - what type of error are you getting? What does the search look like?

Fair enough - but I doubt this will get any attention either. Your best best is probably finding an open issue that is close to your needs and make comments on the open issue. That way, anyone who is Watching gets notified. 

Best we can tell is that it is there to assist you to connect any sub-tasks to parents. That would be nearly impossible without the IDs. I don't believe that is going to change anytime soon. 

Hi Sam, You need to either modify the existing Field Configuration or create a new one if you don't want the field required for all projects. 

Hi @Adrien Morel - I don't think you are going to find answers here as to why Atlassian development happens as it does. This is more of a community to help users find a solution to issues they are having - even workarounds in some cases. Your workaround in this case is to copy the existing workflow, make your changes and…

Hi @Rajeev Das - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You have to be a Jira System Administrator to be able to modify the Default Notification Scheme. That being said, you can access it through the Issues Administration navigation as the Administrator. Or can you get to it by clicking on the Project Settings link in the…

@Mboiteux - Did that help?

Oh, to remove statuses, you would follow the same process - make a copy of the existing one, then remove any statuses you don't want (and/or add new ones) BEFORE you link the new workflow/scheme to a project.

And then what does the order look like when you open it in Excel?

Hi @Mboiteux - Would suggest you make a copy of the Default workflow/scheme, make changes there, and then attach the new workflow/scheme to the project(s) you need. Or you can create a new workflow and scheme from scratch. 

Hi Junichi - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, that is correct usage as you have described. Then your filter for the UI Board would be based on the issue type or component or however you are identifying the UI work. 

Way to Go!

Hey @kslott @Antonio Acampora - can you provide a little more information or an example screenshot? For example, the field shows the order of fields A, B, C, D but when you export they appear as A, B, D, E, C, etc. 

Hola Vitor - ¡Bienvenido a la comunidad de Atlassian! No archivo tareas individuales, solo proyectos que ya no son necesarios. Pero debe hacer un lanzamiento en el tablero periódicamente (como semanalmente) para eliminar las tareas del tablero.

Great! Glad it worked!

Hey @Community Manager - I think I am there!

Hi @jnijjar - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, this is possible. Simply create a new filter for the program board that includes all of the projects that you want. The filter would look something like: Project in ("ABC", "DEF", "123", etc.) I hope that helps!

I have seen Trello used for so many different things! Always great to see the inventive ways people are using it in everyday life - from work, to hobbies, to volunteer organizations, etc. Keep on trekking!

Hi Amy - Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Have you tried a quick fix of just bookmarking the Calendar page?

Hi @A Zanad - yes, that happens under certain circumstances. What you have to do is copy the original workflow, make the changes while the new (copy) is still in an inactive status. Once you have it ready, then you need to add it to the Workflow Scheme where the original one exists and basically replace the original…

Hi Luiz - Yes, that is correct, none of the data will be lost. :-) You would still be able to do searches, filters, etc. with those fields even though they are not on the screen. 

Hi Nipun - Welcome to the Community! An issue can only be linked to a single project. Therefore, the issue key can only have the prefix for of the projects. But yes, you can have both issues for both projects on the same board. And even further limit it by user if you want. The JQL filter would look something like: project…

Hi Ya - Great! If that works for you can you click on the Accept answer button to close this one out?