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All,
I could NOT get the "Accepted Answer" to work, or any of the others, as I found them to be WAY too complicated, for me, so I opted for something "Dirt Simple" here.
Here is a VERY simple and easy way to change status back to "Not Started" here.
But, this is a bit "dirty" so it may not be for all.
1. Change from "In Progress" to "Completed" here.
2. Change from "Completed" to "Re-Open" here.
3. See the status is back to "Not Started" here.
4. Done.
This works great for me, and just use a comment to explain the Completed/ReOpen here.
Note, our workflow is stock and simple for Tasks...
> Not Started, >In Progress, > Completed
Yes, I admit, our process is a bit "loose"...
...but...
...it works, it is simple, it is quick, it is easy, and it is sufficient.
Working software over comprehensive documentation.
HTH.
Thanks.
-- Mark Kamoski
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If you don't want to create custom workflow for Service Desk, and just want manually to change the status, you can try automation rules
Now when you go write internal comment "Toggle Status" to ticket, the worfklow status changes from "Waiting for Support" to "Waiting for Customer" and vice versa
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Nice one, that's thinking outside the box :) Or inside 5 boxes as this case may be.
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You can change the status of an issue even if there is not a defined transition for it. It involves exporting the issue as a CSV, editing the CSV, and then re-importing it. See the steps below.
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After you do a JQL search you should see it under the export menu.
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Hi Amanda, you are referring to the standard ootb workflow. A jira administrator can create an own custom workflow for you with transitions, automation rules & status based on your requirements. BR! Dennis
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https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/
I asked a jira rep to help and he did it for me, nice!
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When using workflows is there a way to set the status of an issue from the issue view without going through each step?
e.g. work flow is 1,2,3,4,5 is there a way to go from 1 to 5 without having to set 1 to 2, then 2 to 3 etc..
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You have to ad a transition from status 1 to status 5 to achieve this or use simplified workflows where you can change from every status to every other status.
The idea of transitions is to control from which status you can change to another status.
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Instead of writing about it, I thought it might make sense to show it. Please take a look at this video.
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Hello Amanda,
Another thing I would like to note is that all JIRA status can only be changed to another status via "transitions". When you are in an issue, you will only see the buttons for the transitions that are available from that status. For example, the "Respond to customer" was a transition that moved the issue from its previous status to its current status of "waiting for support". If you do not see any more transition buttons in this status, this is because the current workflow you have set does not have any transitions out of this status.
Let us know if you have more questions on this!
-Vincent
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Hi Luciano,
Thank you for getting back with me. I didn't have the option to manually change the status when I selected 'Respond to customer' the status automatically changed. Do you happen to have a screenshot of where I can select the status options? For example, I would like to change the status to 'Requires Additional Resource' but when I select 'Respond to customer' I do not have any additional options to choose from.
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