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how to achieve the multi level text fields?

bhanubp

Requirement :

I'd like two sections for estimates (broken up with a divider). The first section should be called P50 Estimates, and needs two fields: P50 Dev Estimate, and P50 Test Estimate. The second section should be called P90 Estimates, and also needs two fields: P90 Dev Estimate, and P90 Test Estimate.

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bhanubp

This is achieved by adding four diffrent fields.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You haven't bothered to tell us which system you are talking about, or given us much else in the way of describing the field/fields layout or display. Or what you've got now.

Please clarify your question, and in a way that describes what you want properly.

bhanubp

it's Jira 5.2.7 version. we want to create two set of fields(estimate) called P50 and P90 and under P90 again we need to have 2 more fileds called p90Dev and p90Test and same under p50.

bhanubp

bascially i want to divide 4 fileds into 2 sets..

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

What do you mean by "have field 1 under field 2"? Have you tried working with the standard "cascading select list" yet?

I ask because it's a good baseline - if you test a certain type of field, you can then tell us if it works for you, and/or what it needs to do differently. This is easier than a requirement plucked out of the air with no starting examples.

bhanubp

This is achieved by adding four diffrent fields.

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