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# Link or unlink issues from a case

You can link and unlink issues from cases. An issue can be assigned to more than one case, and the case domain can be different from the issue domain.

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<summary>Link issues to a case</summary>

From the **Issues** page, select one or more issues that you want to link, right-click and select **Manage Issue → Link to case**. You can select one or more case to link the issues.

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<summary>Unlink an issue from a case</summary>

From the **Issues** page, select the issue that you want to unlink, right-click and select **Manage Issue → Unlink from case**. You can select one or more cases to unlink the issue. You cannot bulk select issues to unlink.

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