Hello All,
I was trying to import a form which is in a CSV format and trying to create a project but i keep getting a error below
I have checked the CSV file and it did not have any errors. I am also attaching below a image of the form i have in the the CSV file which i am looking to upload and create a custom project . Is there a way to do it or its not possible? Please any help would be appreciated.
Hi @Ravi Gade
I think you are trying to import a request type (form) into Jira Service Management, not import Issues.
The CSV importer is for importing issues. Article - Create issues from CSV
To create Jira Service Management Request Types, I suggest reading the article here.
Or have I mis-understood?
Good luck!
G
@Geoff Mether _Togetha Group_ Thank you for your email. I did create a new request type as mentioned in the article create a new request type. Is it possible to customize the fields as below . The current fields are prepopulated by Jira but i want to customize them as below. is it possible ?
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Hi @Ravi Gade I see the form - but I need more information.
What specifically did you want to do? Do you mean layout? Or to make the length of term field required/mandatory if the person selected permanent or consultancy?
btw: appreciated if you would upvote the previous comment if it helped.
G
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Has the sheet really something to do with a CSV import at all?
The form looks nice - without question. But CSV files are rather plain text and separates values per comma.
Far away from looking that nicely.
Jira won't accept a form like you showed for an CSV import - am I missing something obvious here or am I not familiar enough with the feature?
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