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Morning, 

I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction to being able to view the label fields when creating a ticket. 

I currently have the fields Lables, but I was wondering how you get Label 1 and Label 2 viable on the ticket so you can utilise them. 

Below was exported into Excel. I'm just unsure how to get them onto a Jira ticket. 

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Dave Mathijs
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Feb 19, 2023

Hi @Rebecca Matthews 

Import data from a CSV file

Please refer to the following documentation page: Import data from a CSV file

You'll find this section:

In this example, the second row will create issue TT-1, while the third row will set the number of votes to 7 and add two labels, and the fourth row will change the issue summary. In the next row, issue TT-2 will be created with two labels. The last row removes labels with the <<!clear!>> special marker:

issue key,summary,votes,labels,labels
TT-1,Original summary,1,label1,label2
TT-1,,7,label-1,label-2
TT-1,Changed summary,,,
TT-2,Original summary 2,1,label-1,label-2
TT-2,,<<!clear!>>,<<!clear!>>,
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Dave Mathijs
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Feb 19, 2023

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