Business Project List View - Way to show custom field as a column

[Adam Foot]

As per subject, there doesn't appear to be an easy way to add a custom field that is shown on the issue when clicked as a column in the list view. 

The list view by default, also doesn't appear to show all issues. For example, issues that are moved to the final workflow status of completed are not shown. If I click on filter & show all done issues, then they show up.

[John Funk]

Hi Adam,

Second thing first - yes, in Jira Work Management (Business projects) the default on the List does not show Done issues. You need to click on the filters to select Done. 

To add a custom field, go to Settings > Issues > Custom Fields. You can add a field there and then adjust the context for the field to include the Business project. 

You just be a Jira Administrator to add the field though.

[Adam Foot]

Hi John, thanks for confirming the second item. Re the custom fields, I've created them & associated them to all fields in the project. They are usable for issue creation as well as issue editing. However, when I go List view the custom field that is available on the other screens is no longer there. Using the plus icon on the top right of the table doesn't show the custom field I'm looking for as an option either.

[John Funk]

Not all custom fields are available so far for the List view. The developers are continuing to work to add those but I don’t know the timeframe. 
What field type is it?

[Deoclides Neto]

I'd also appreciate it. I would like to add a checkbox filter type. Without that, actually the List view gets pretty useless for me.

[Tal Stanek]

How can I see Epic Link field in the list view of a business project ?

[John Funk]

That field is not available for the List screen yet. 

[Holly Robillard]

Any updates on whether a custom checkbox field is available for list view yet? I see custom dropdowns are available

[Jack Brickey]

Have you attempted to create your own filter and add desired columns? Use the Advanced Search Issues to construct your JQL.

[Adam Foot]

Hi Jack, in the List view there doesn't appear to be a search box where you can add JQL. There is just a filter button on the top right that provides an unchangeable list of options (not all custom fields for the project) where you can select fields to show.

[Jack Brickey]

correct. but you could use Advanced Search as alternative possibly.