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You can modify each of the custom fields in your JIRA system by changing the following:

  • Name — the label that appears to the left of the custom field when it is displayed to a user. See below.
  • Description — the Help text that appears below the custom field when it is displayed in the Simple Search column. See below.
  • Search Template — the mechanism for making a custom field searchable. Seebelow.
  • Default Value — the default value of the custom field when it is first displayed to a user. See below.
  • Options (for Select and Multi-Select fields only) — the values from which a user can choose. See below.
  • User Filtering (for User Picker fields only) — the set of users from which a user can choose. See below.
  • Context — the combination of project(s) and issue type(s) for which a given Default Value and Options will apply. See below.
    (tick)(info) Tip: You can create multiple Contexts, allowing you to specify different Default Values and Options for different combinations of projects and/or issue types.
  • Screens — the screen(s) on which the custom field will appear when an issue is created, edited or transitioned through workflow. See below (also see Defining a Screen).
  • Renderers — (for certain types of fields only) — see Configuring Renderers andSpecifying Field Behavior.
  • Hide/Show — see Specifying Field Behavior.
  • Required/Optional — see Specifying Field Behavior.

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  1. Log in as a user with the JIRA Administrators global permission.
  2. Choose  > Issues. Select Fields > Custom Fields to open the Custom Fields page.
    (tick)(info) Tip: Keyboard shortcutg + g + start typing custom fields

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