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Create multiple tasks while importing Backlog Items through Excel file

Idea ID 2707492

Create multiple tasks while importing Backlog Items through Excel file

Status: Waiting for Votes Submitted by Cadet 3rd Class Cadet 3rd Class on ‎2019-11-11 16:55

Hello Team!

I wish we could create multiple tasks while importing Backlog Items through Excel file, as well as setting the Owner and other Details.

We face heavy UserStories creation with multiple tasks each, which could have a lot of effort reduced if imported through Excel at once with the Stories.

3 Comments
Dirk Hedderich
Micro Focus Expert
Micro Focus Expert
‎2019-11-11 21:26
‎2019-11-11 21:26

Hi,

It would be very useful if you could just add a column "child_tasks" in the import Excel sheet which contains one or many tasks separated by line breaks.

If you need to import a lot of user stories (or other items where the standard import lacks features) you could modify the GDPR Content Pack. You can download it from https://marketplace.microfocus.com/appdelivery/content/gdpr-content-pack - the source code is not locked.

Regards,

Dirk

yael
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
‎2019-12-15 09:24
‎2019-12-15 09:24
Status changed to: Waiting for Votes
 
Henrico
Cadet 1st Class Cadet 1st Class
Cadet 1st Class
‎2020-03-03 12:56
‎2020-03-03 12:56

I would like to see import tasks under backlog items also...we use that now a lot with the AGM Saas application (agile manager).

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