The Change tab, in Project and Independent Release, displays the Changes linked to the Release. With this tab, you can
You can customize the ‘Change’ tab name using Menu Setup Customization (Changes) feature. This article provides you with a brief overview of steps to add Change to your Release.
Release > Manager
To access the Change tab:

On the Change pop-up you can:
To filter Changes using the Grid Column,
Press the Enter key to run the filter.

Changes grid has many default columns, you can choose to show or hide these columns. For this:
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Change ID and Change Name fields are selected by default and you cannot deselect these columns.
The grid displays all the Changes that are linked to the Release. Filter and select the change that you want to view. Then click on the Change ID or Change Name. This displays the ‘Change’ pop-up for the selected Change. Click
to close the pop-up.
The number on the header displays the total number of Changes linked to the Release.

The status modes, displayed at the header, shows the number of Changes with that status.

To view the Changes that are added to the Release but are unassigned, add the ‘Assignee’ column to the grid using the Show/Hide Column. Then filter the column for ‘Unsassigned’.

The Change that has
in the ‘Assignee’ column indicates that it is assigned to a group.
To add (or link) a Change to the Release:
on the top of the grid. ‘Add Changes’ pop-up displays the available Changes that you can link.
.The footer displays the number of Changes selected to be linked to the Release.

The Change grid displays the selected Change(s).
To remove (or unlink) a Change(s) from the Release:
.Release & Verify will remove (and unlink) the Change(s) from the grid. You can re-link these Changes via
feature.
To create a new change, click
on the top of the grid. The ‘Change’ pop-up displays. Fill in the fields on this pop-up to create a new Change. For further details on this pop-up, see Add Or Edit Changes.
You can sort the Changes on the grid in ascending/descending order. To sort, click on the column header. ↑ or ↓ displays indicating the ascending or descending column sort.
On the ‘Add Changes’ pop-up, you can search for the Change by its ID/Name or filter the Changes by System.
