You can edit many fields directly from Structure, and any changes you make will be saved in Jira.
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To edit a field, double:
Double-click the field (just not on top of a link), or
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Highlight the row and click the edit
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button in the toolbar
To edit more than one field:
Use the mouse to click a new editable field, or
Use the Tab key to move between editable fields
Once you've finished editing, click Save or press the Enter key.
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If you are unable to edit a field, make sure you have permission to edit the issue, and that the field has been added to the appropriate Jira issue screen. See Field Editing Error for more information. For a complete list of fields that can be added as columns and edited within a structure, see Viewable and Editable Fields in Structure. |
Edit Multiple Fields
To edit more than one field, simply use the mouse to click a new editable field. Alternatively, you can use the Tab key to move between editable fields.
Once you've finished editing fields, click Save or the edit button, or press the Enter key.
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Removing Issues
To delete remove an issue from your structure, select the issue and click the x button Remove button in the Structure toolbar , or press the Delete key.
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| Deleting Removing an issue from a structure does not delete the issue from Jira. It simply removes it from the structure. |
Next Steps
Next, we'll see how to use columns to make key information about each issue available at a glance.Working with Columnsopen and edit existing structures.