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I have created a new Service Desk and in my queue the assignee field is greyed out - meaning I cannot assign a user from the queue. If I click on the actual ticket I am able to assign no issues.
Then we noticed that it is one Request type that DOES allow us to assign from the Queue and the current assignee is no longer greyed out.
I have scoured through permissions and googled as much as I could. What would allow one request type to change the assignee just in the queue and not others...
I figured it out!!! The Assignee field was not on the default screen
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Hey Natalie,
That is a strange one indeed. Is it possible that you have not included the Assignee field in the Requests Agent view (or potentially its hidden)?
You can check this via Project Admin > Request types then click into the problematic requests. It would be worth comparing the one that works with the one that does.
I hope this helps, otherwise send through a screenshot, which might me understand your situation better.
Cheers,
Ben.
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Unfortunately that isn't it
this is what I am looking at
So the top one is one request type and I can change no problem - that bottom one we get the red strike through - BUT when I click on the ticket I can change it...its just from the queue view
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Are your permissions restricting who is able to assign the issue? You are both report and assignee of the top ticket, which might be granting you additional permissions. You are neither on the bottom ticket, and that might be restricting you?
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I dont think so - this is the same screen all of my team is seeing.
This was pointed out to me when someone else had put in this type of ticket.
Plus I am the administrator on the project. I haven't had much more time to dig today.
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