A support team's Kanban board shows all issues from their project. Team members frequently need to focus on either 'High' priority issues or issues assigned to themselves. They want to be able to toggle these views on the board without changing the board's underlying filter. What should the administrator create?

Two quick filters: one for 'priority = High' and one for 'assignee = currentUser()'.

Edit the board filter to 'priority = High OR assignee = currentUser()'.

Two separate boards, one filtered by 'priority = High' and one by 'assignee = currentUser()'.

A swimlane for 'priority = High' and another for 'assignee = currentUser()'.

A development team has a Scrum board that currently shows all issues from the 'Mobile App' project. They want the board to show only issues assigned to their team, 'Team Atlas', while still allowing the project's other teams to use their own boards. What should the administrator configure on the existing board?

Edit the board's filter to include 'project = "Mobile App" AND assignee in membersOf("Team Atlas")'.

Change the board's general settings to restrict it to the 'Team Atlas' project role.

Add a quick filter to the board for 'assignee in membersOf("Team Atlas")'.

Create a new project for Team Atlas and move all their issues into it.

A team's workflow has the statuses: To Do, In Progress, In Review, Done. The team wants their Kanban board to show 'In Review' as a separate column, but currently the board only shows three columns: To Do, In Progress, and Done. The 'In Review' issues are appearing in the 'In Progress' column. What should the administrator do?

Add 'In Review' as a quick filter so users can see those issues separately.

Add a swimlane for the 'In Review' status to separate those issues visually.

Edit the board's columns and map the 'In Review' status to a new column between 'In Progress' and 'Done'.

Change the workflow to remove the 'In Review' status so all issues map to the existing columns.

A board administrator wants to add a button that lets users quickly see only high-priority issues. What should they create?

A quick filter with the JQL 'priority = High'

A board filter with the JQL 'priority = High'

A new column for high-priority issues

A swimlane with the JQL 'priority = High'

Managing Jira Projects for Cloud (ACP-620)

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Configure Jira Boards ACP-620 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1application · medium
A support team's Kanban board shows all issues from their project. Team members frequently need to focus on either 'High' priority issues or issues assigned to themselves. They want to be able to toggle these views on the board without changing the board's underlying filter. What should the administrator create?
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2application · medium
A development team has a Scrum board that currently shows all issues from the 'Mobile App' project. They want the board to show only issues assigned to their team, 'Team Atlas', while still allowing the project's other teams to use their own boards. What should the administrator configure on the existing board?
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3application · medium
A team's workflow has the statuses: To Do, In Progress, In Review, Done. The team wants their Kanban board to show 'In Review' as a separate column, but currently the board only shows three columns: To Do, In Progress, and Done. The 'In Review' issues are appearing in the 'In Progress' column. What should the administrator do?
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A board administrator wants to add a button that lets users quickly see only high-priority issues. What should they create?
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5foundation · easy
Where would a board administrator go to change the board's general settings, such as the board name and description?
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