Import issues was successfully but child issues is not showing in EPIC

[Sindhuja Pathuri]

I have Imported the issue through CSV file and it was successfully and this is the format

Issue Type	Summary	Story Name	Epic Name	Epic Link
Epic	Data Entry		DE 1
Epic	DData Entry		DDE 1
Story	Performing entry data to the Existing customer who is  salaried	TW_QDE_SC_01		DE 1
Story	Performing entry data to the  NEW customer who is  salaried	TW_QDE_SC_02		DE 1

Unable to see child issue in an epic, Please help me on this issue

[Matt Parks]

I have a behavior set up so that the Summary and Epic Name fields on my epics always match. I would have expected that, when importing, you would want to set the Epic Name value as the Epic Link value for the stories, but maybe you need to use Summary?

So the Epic Link values would be Data Entry instead of DE 1.

[Sindhuja Pathuri]

Even after updated the file as per your instructions(Epic Link values would be Data Entry instead of DE 1), Still child issues is not linked to the Epic.

[John Funk]

Hi Sindhuja - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

When you say this is the format - do you mean in the CSV file? Or after it was created?

[Sindhuja Pathuri]

After created the Epic, Child issues is not showing in Epic

[John Funk]

Did the CSV file create the Epics and child issues all at the same time? Or separately? 

[Sindhuja Pathuri]

All created at the same time and all in th same CSV file, but still child issue is not linked to parent issues

[John Funk]

This is what I use for creating Sub-tasks and their parents at the same time. It should also work with Epics. 

Issue ID	Issue Type	Parent	Summary
1	Task		Task 1
	Sub-task	1	Sub-task 1
	Sub-task	1	Sub-task 2
2	Epic		Epic 1
	Task	2	Task 2
	Story	2	Story 1

[Sindhuja Pathuri]

Thank you so much for the help I got the solution and it helps me a lot.

[John Funk]

Great! Glad to hear!