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How do I edit a custom field?
From the management settings for the field's object, go to Fields. Click Edit next to the field's name. Modify the field attributes. Optionally, define custom help text for the field. For lookup and master-detail relationship fields, optionally define a lookup filter.
How do I edit a custom field in Jira?
Select the Jira icon (,, , or) > Jira settings > Issues. Under FIELDS, select Custom fields. Find the custom field you want to edit and click > Edit details to update the following: The custom field name, which appears on issues. Modify the fields as needed and click Update.
How do I edit a field in Jira?
Select the Jira icon (,, , or) > Jira settings > Issues. In the Fields section, click Field configurations. Click Configure next to the field configuration you wish to edit. Click Edit next to the field you want to update. Enter a new description and click Update.
How do I add a custom field in Jira?
Go to Jira Administration > Issues. Select Custom fields from the menu in the Fields section. Click Add custom field. Depending on the type of custom fields, select: Click Next. Configure the selection criteria for the field. Click Create.
How do I make a resolution field editable in Jira?
2 answers. You do NOT make it editable. You should only set it when closing an issue, and, you should *always* set it, or Jira does not work properly. It does not matter if you think you don't use it, Jira needs it to be used properly.
How do I find custom fields in Jira?
Go to Administration in JIRA. Go to Issue Fields > Custom Fields. On the page that lists the custom fields, hover the mouse over the “Edit” hyperlink in the “Operations” column. It should have a URL like: http://localhost:8080/secure/admin/EditCustomField!
How do you change the field type?
Access the field's properties page. Click Change Type. (If this link does not appear on the field's properties page, then the field type cannot be changed.) From the Select a field type dropdown, choose the new field type, and then click Change Type.
How do I change the field type in access?
Select the field whose data type you want to change. Select the Fields tab, then locate the Formatting group. Click the Data Type drop-down arrow. Select the desired data type. Selecting a new field data type. The field data type will be changed.
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