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Jan asked you to create a new Select List custom field called Department for his project MCAS. You created the field in the morning. In the afternoon, Jan notes that his Jira dashboard is not showing the field correctly. He asks to help him troubleshoot. View the Exhibit to see Jan's entire dashboard. The first gadget shows 26 issues in the project by Status. The second gadget shows that there are three issues that have the new Department field set. The last gadget shows "No Data Available". The filter query for that gadget is "project=MCAS and Department is empty." Jan asked you to create a new Select List custom field called Department for his project MCAS. You created the field in the morning. In the afternoon, Jan notes that his Jira dashboard is not showing the field correctly. He asks to help him troubleshoot. View the Exhibit to see Jan's entire dashboard. The first gadget shows 26 issues in the project by Status. The second gadget shows that there are three issues that have the new Department field set. The last gadget shows  No Data Available . The filter query for that gadget is  project=MCAS and Department is empty.    Why does Jan's gadget say  No Data Available ? A)  The field is marked Optional in the Field Configuration. B)  Jan does not have the proper Browse permissions. C)  The field context on the Department field was not set to allow empty values. D)  You created the field Department but did not re-index the MCAS project. E)  The JQL query for the filter is not valid. F)  There is issue security on the issues. Why does Jan's gadget say "No Data Available"?


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