Table Grid Editor examples

• Weekly Resource Allocation — The weekly resource allocation allows to setup a grid to track how many hours developers are allocated to a specific JIRA project. Total allocated hours are summerized.
• Use the table grid editor to track subtasks (and get notified about it) — Use TGE as a storage of simple sub-tasks and get email notification on change of the task assignee
• Test plan — The test plan with the list of issues. Grid shows status of each issue and helps deciding if it is worth to work on it.
• Sandwich Order — The sandwich order is an example where orders can be entered, using a list of possible menu choices.
• Sandwich menu from different vendors : example pre-populate a table grid — This grid is another example of how the grid can be initialized based on the values entered in a custom field.
• Sandwich menu — The sandwich menu recipe provides an example how to setup a sandwich ordering application (who doesn't need such application) using the grid.
• Sales list — As head of Sales department you create a report with sales receipts attached
• Project Components — The Project Components example shows how you can retrieve information from JIRA in a grid which uses cascading lists.
• Plane list — Initialize the grid with a parameterized grid. Parameters are based on customfield values.
• Permutations — Use the grid to provide a predefined set of options in a 3x3 matrix
• Marketplace Monday: Table Grid Editor — Take JIRA way beyond issue tracking and project management - the table grid editor opens up a whole new world of possibilities.
• Local divisions — As support agent you have to consult people from different countries. Each country has a couple local divisions where you can direct users.
• Issue type specific checklist — You want to track if all tasks to resolve an issue has been done, and who has been tackling it.
• Family List — The family list grid is used to collect the names of a family. It shows how to setup a grid with multiple types of columns, storing its data into a mysql database.

Multi Level Cascade examples

• Vehicle Year Make Model cascade — This is an example of the Multi Level Cascade Field, used to display car brand and model, depending on the year of manufacture.
• Multi Level Cascade based on values from Driving table — This is an example of a Multi Level Cascade field, used to populate dependent values.