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Is there a way to color code Kanban items based on the due date?

Al Gresto October 12, 2018

For example, if I have 4 projects:

Project A: Past due

B: Due this week

C: Due next week

D: Due in a month

Can I make the surrounding color of Project A red (Similar to the screenshot but instead of a column a single item)? Then make project B orange, and project C yellow?

Or anything similar to this? Any ideas would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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JP _AC Bielefeld Leader_
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October 13, 2018

Hi Al,

I don't fully understand your question.... In project A there are only issues which are past due, in project B there are only issues due this week? 

Your coloring would then just depend on the project key. 

You might check https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/customizing-cards-764478020.html

and use JQL like:

Red: project = "A"

Green: project = "B"

Yellow: project = "C"

Blue: project = "D"

Is this the thing you want? Having a project with issues that are all past due doesn't make that much sense to me, but...

Best

JP

 

Al Gresto October 15, 2018

Hi JP,

All of the issues are under the same project. I should have said "issues" instead of "projects." Forgive me, I am still learning Jira's lingo.

Issue A: Past due

B: Due this week

C: Due next week

D: Due in a month

 

So, with that new information, same question.

Can I make the surrounding color of Issue A red (Similar to the screenshot but instead of a column a single issue)? Then make issue B orange, and issue C yellow?

Thank you.

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