Create Multiple Jira Issues from a Confluence Table
July 26, 2020 • Confluence, Jira • Published By Danielle • 1 minute read
Have you ever needed to create multiple Jira issues at once? For example, maybe you’re doing a story slicing workshop where you need to create multiple stories at the same time. The integration between Confluence and Jira makes this easy!
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Confluence Table

Visit the Confluence page that has the table of information you’d like to create multiple Jira issues from.
Create Jira Issue

- Highlight text in one of the table cells.
- Hover your mouse over the highlighted text and you’ll see a menu appear.
- Select the “Create Jira issue” menu option.
Create Multiple Issues From Table

Select the text that says Create multiple issues from table.

- Select the project and issue type.
- At the Summary field, select the table column that will become the text for the Jira issue’s summary field.
- At the Description field, select the table column that will become the text for the Jira issue’s description field.
- Select Create to generate the Jira issues from the Confluence table.
As an added bonus, a link to the Jira issue will automatically appear in the first column of the table.
Congratulations on successfully creating multiple Jira issues from a Confluence table!