Follow the steps to Search Issue By Date
Search Issue by “Due Date” > Click “Advance Issue Search” > Choose “Switch to JQL” or “Switch to Basic” for another view > Click “More” > Find and click Due Date > Search a Due Date > Search Issue by “Created Date” > Find and Click on “Created Date”
Follow the steps below to View Completed Issue
Check Backlog > Click “Issues” > Click and show “Done Issues” > Select “Project” > Click “Type” and Select “Story” > Click “Status” and Select “Done”
Follow the steps to Delete a Dashboard
Find a Dashboard > Select “Progress Dashboard” > Show the View of the Dashboard
To delete a Dashboard, Click the three dots > Select “Delete” >
To delet Multiple Dashboards, Click “View All Dashboards” > Click three dots > Click “Delete Dashboard“
Follow the steps below to Add a Release
Click “Releases” (left-side-column) > Create a “Version” > Name the Version > Setting up Start and Release Dates > Put a Description > Click on “Save”
Once Saved, Select and show the View of the created version > Add Issues to the version > Click “Fix Versions” > Select the Created Version
Follow the steps below to create a Subtask
Create a Story > Put a “Summary” then Click “Create” > Click “Create Subtask” and naming it in the Story > Select the Created sample Subtask > Choose an “Assignee“
Follow the steps below to know about Company-Wide Vs Team Wide Projects
Click “Create Project” > Click “Scrum” > Choose “Use Template” > Here you can see the features in Company-Wide Vs Team Wide Projects
Follow the steps below to Auto Move Stories Between Two Boards
To Create a Board:
Go to Development Board (to see the drop-down list) > Click on “Create a board” button (at the bottom of the list) > Click “Create a Kanban board” > Choose “Board from an existing project” > Fill details > Click on “Create Board” button
To Configure the Product Board:
Click on three dots (at top right side) > Click “Board Settings” > Go to “Columns” > Click on “Add column” > Write Column name > Click on “Add” button>
To create a Story:
Go to the Board > Click on “Create” button (blue button at Top-middle) > Fill the details > Click on “Create” button
If there is a same Status and Column in the Development and Product board, if the story moves in one board, it will move in another board automatically.
Follow the steps below to Set up Scrum Board
Click on “Projects” > Click on “Create” > Select “Scrum” > Click on “Use Template” > Click on “Select a company-managed project” > Write a Name for the project > Click on “Create” button.
Once a Scrum project is created > Create two stories > Create a “Sprint” > Put Stories into Sprints > Put “Story Points” > Click on “Start Sprint” > Give a name to the Sprint > Click on “Start” button
Once Sprint has started > To create more columns follow the steps below:
Click on three dots > Click “Board Settings” > Go to “Columns” > Click on “Add Column” button > Enter column name > Click on “Add” button
To create more Statuses click on the “Add Status” instead of “Add column” > Rest of the process is same
Once everything is setup > Go to “Active sprint” page > Click “Complete sprint” > Show “Sprint Report“
Follow the steps below to Bulk Move Issues From One Project To Another
Step 1:
Select all issues > Click “Bulk Change“
Step 2:
Click “Move Issues“
Step 3:
Showing the selection of “Projects” and “Types” > Demonstrating and select the project to move > Click “Apply this mapping for all your other issues types” > Showing the “Status” option to move > Showing email update option
Step 4:
Showing the summary > Migrating the issues > Click “Acknowledge” > Showing the original “Scrum Project” > Select the other project > Showing the issues that were moved to the other project
Follow the steps below to Convert a Kanban Project to Scrum
Click on the Board Name (to see the dropdown list) > Click on “Create Board” > Select “Create A Scrum Board” > Choose “Board from an existing project” > Fill details > Click on “Create Board” button
Once a new board is created > Switch from Scrum to Kanban board > Transfer/Delete everything from the Kanban board > Click on the Board Name (to see the dropdown list) > Click “View All” > Select the board to delete > Click the three dots > Select “Delete“
