We have a custom field for Conference but want to track multiple conferences that it is presented at and the year.
How can we maintain Conference 1, Conference 2, Conference 3 etc fields all having the same options - this is single select as there are additional fields that pertain to each conference hence these need to be single select separate fields vs a multi select.
We have tried cascading fields and that is now working well for imports and exports and reporting.
What we need is:
Conference 1 field (values to select A,B, C, D)
Conference 2 field (same values as Conference 1 but don't want to support manually updating multiple fields - maybe a scripted field pulling the values from Conference 1 but not sure how to do this)
Conference 3 field (same values as Conference 1 but don't want to support manually updating multiple fields - maybe a scripted field pulling the values from Conference 1 but not sure how to do this)
Using an add-on is ok but not sure which one.
Do I understand you correctly you have now three Cascading fields holding values?
Could you please confirm on the structure? At the moment the implementation is not fully clear to me.
Is it:
Conference 1:
with values for parent
London
Paris
Tokio
and values for child each
Sales pitch
Advertisement
general visit
While Conference 2:
with values for parent
Amsterdam
New York
Neapel
and values for child each
Demo
Supervision
Customer Care
Could you also confirm please that the values are "set" - or managed manually by a Jira admin as you need it (remove, add) or does your requirement include adding/removing them from list (for example adding Paris to Conference 2 parent values list)?
I seem to understand you could want to pick Amsterdam by script from Conference 2 field in case in Conference 1 field in parent also occurs Amsterdam. But this implementation would at first sight not make much sense to me - so happy for any clarification.
Thanks,
Daniel
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Hi Katherine, welcome to the Community. Let's discuss your needs a bit more before I suggest a solution.
Can I assume that you are using Jira to track tasks associated w/ Conferences here? Can you explain your use case a bit more? How do you use this field and what values go into it? TBH, I don't think you will want to have multiple fields as that seems messy to me. Maybe a cascading select field w/ field 1 being the conference name and field to being the list of current values in your single select. Or maybe you could consider using Components for Conferences and then leverage your current Conference single select. Or maybe you would create a second custom field. Again, I need to better understand your use case.
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welcome to the Atlassian Community!
If I understand you correctly the question is how to copy a custom field "Conference 1" with its options over to a field "Conference 2".
There is no implementation that would copy custom fields without Apps (if you have Script Runner it can support you).
Support in that case means you would have to create a second custom field but the values can be copied over to the second field - probably not exactly what you are looking for.
If you only seek to copy the Custom Field and the options assigned to it there is to my knowledge no option to do so.
Did I get this correct so far?
Regards,
Daniel
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Based on what you are saying.. You would have one field for conference # (then drop down for 1, 2, 3, etc)
Then you would have different custom fields for the types of info you want to collect.
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