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How to see/edit the underlaying HTML code of the JIRA ticket?

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igor.furlan Mar 24, 2020

In the past (let's say one year ago while I worked for another company) I was able to switch the built in JIRA editor into pure HTML editor. Is this very handy feature gone? If it isn't, I would like to know how to enable it/use it). In other words, I would like to add to the newly created JIRA ticket relatively big table.  Populating the  table fields using built in TABLE editor become very annoying and tedious work. In other words, no fun.

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Hernan Halabi - Elite IT Consulting Group
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Mar 24, 2020

Hello @igor.furlan I suppose that on the previous company you were on a standalone version that has less restrictions related to that than what you can find in the cloud version.

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igor.furlan Mar 25, 2020

Yes,  it was a standalone version installed on one of the our servers.  Is there any other easier way to populate 150+ table fields without going nuts?

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Mar 26, 2020

CSV import maybe but I try to avoid it.

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