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Administrators can pre-define table values in two ways:
by setting a default value for a column
be setting up a default value for a row or several rows.
Column default values
Setting up a default value for a column means that every time a new row is added to a table, it will have a pre-defined value in a specific column.
The default value can be set up in the column configuration dialogue. Click on a specific column's three-dot ‘Actions’ icon to open the configuration dialogue.
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Row default values
Setting up a default value for table rows allows to set up tables displayed in issue view with automatically created rows, i.g. table template.
To configure a table template select ‘Edit default value’ on the table configuration page.
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Once configured select ‘Save’. Every new table will be recreated according to this template.
Tables created before the template is configured will not be updated.
Table template
Users can also create table templates. As long as a table has one row with values, any user can save such a table as a template. The template can then be applied to another table.
To save an existing table as a template, click on the ··· icon and select Save as template option.
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Once the template is saved, it can be accessed via the Import from template option in the same menu, which opens the following dialog:
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Here, users can browse through a list of available templates to apply to a current table. They can also delete templates from this dialog.
To apply
Permissions
To create a template, users needs to have permission to edit the issue and edit the table. Users with such permission can also delete any other existing templates.
To apply a template, the user needs to have permission to edit the issues and add the table rows. Users without permission to add rows will not see buttons to access the template dialog.