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If selection in field A = XXXX, then Field B shows drop list or checklist 1
If selection in field A = YYYYY, then Field B shows drop list or checklist 2
If selection in field A = ZZZZZ, then Field B shows drop list or checklist 3
Currently can have Field A and B, but B would need to contain all the list entries from 1, 2 and 3 - therefore miss matches are possible
Rough Example:
Field A (Device) : Mobile/Tablet/Desktop
Field B (Browser)
If Mobile: IOS/Android
If Tablet : IOS/Android
If Desktop: Firefox/Chrome/IE/Edge/Safari
Hello @Mark Cunningham
Thank you for reaching out.
Per your description and tag added to this question, I believe you're trying to implement a field dependency where field B will display a set of possible values depending of the choice in field A dropdown in a Next-gen project. Is that correct?
Unfortunately, this functionality is not possible yet for Next-gen since it cannot be added with cascading custom fields. There's a feature request opened to implement this functionality for Next-gen:
- Remaining custom fields for Next-gen projects
Feel free to vote and watch the suggestion to increase its priority and also receive notifications about any updates.
For now, a possible workaround would be to migrate your issues to a Classic project by following the steps in the documentation below, where you will be able to add cascading fields to your issue view:
- Migrate between next-gen and classic projects
Let me know if you have any questions.
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