

We are looking forward to hearing more from you. Repeat Steps 3-7 as many times as necessary.įor more information access the link below: If displaying columns for the first time, uncheck Hide display. Ĭlick Edit for the column you have added. WBS Gantt-Chart ⇒ Click on the icon of Gear, Choose Gantt Configure. Follow these steps to configure additional columns. Please check this article: Importing from Microsoft ProjectĪlso, it is possible to insert additional columns as required, in addition to standard columns (Issue name, Assignee, Plan dates, etc.). We assume that you meant how to display the resources if is that. When you click select View ⇒ Resources on the operations toolbar, the allocation status of each resource is displayed in the histogram. ( check the screenshot below).įor more information access the article below: Assigning resourcesĪm I wasting my time trying to import this sort of data into WBS Gantt, as far as I can see there aren't enough data fields to allow it to the full map?Īs mentioned in the first answer, each Microsoft Project field is imported as a Jira issue field with the following conversion table. Also, how would I manage nonlinear resource profiling? My tasks in MS Project are assigned to multiple resources eg 60% Fred 40% Gill, but cannot see how this would work in WBS Gantt.

The destination Jira field of the planned dates (Start Date, Finish Date, Baseline Start Date, and Baseline Finish Date) and % Complete varies depending on the configurations in the WBS Gantt-Chart for Jira.įor more information access the article below: Importing from Microsoft Project Tried it - No resource imported, No Dependencies Imported, No Custom Fields Imported, just basic information, and only works if I use a small file with a hundred or so tasks.Įach Microsoft Project field is imported as a Jira issue field with the following conversion table. Please find the answer to the question provided below: Thank you for bringing this behavior to our attention and creating this Community Question.
