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I am trying to add a "swimlane" table that is connected to JIRA issues. As you can imagine swimlanes are time dependant and we have quite a few fixed releases in the future. Which means i need a very wide table that I could horizontally scroll through. Right now, any column I add gets squeezed in the table and the screen.
I have tried without success:
1- Click and drag the rightmost column to the right but it wont get extended
2- Add more columns to see if it can extend the page
3- Extend other columns (not on extremities) to try and force extend the page.
Is there a way to format the page or the table so that i can include as many columns as i want?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Hi @Anas Al-Daghestani trying to understand what you're saying/asking here:
You cannot randomly change the issue view in Cloud.
On an agile board (Kanban/Scrum), you can add extra columns if you have at least one workflow status you can put in the column.
However, it's not best practice to have - let's say 7+ columns on a board because you don't want horizontal scrolling.
Does that make any sense? If not, try to explain via a screenshot what you're trying to achieve.
Thanks for your reply Dave. Sorry for not being clear in my question. Because I am trying to do horizontal scrolling for my table. I need to have several columns due to the nature of my roadmap.
It seems that my question is a duplicate of this one
How do I add horizontal scrolling to a table or pa... (atlassian.com)
answered by @Diego
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