can color coding be used by conditional formatting in Jira cloud
With the JQL clause 'statusCategory' you can create filters based on the categories:
So the JQL would look like:
statusCategory = done
To get all 'green' statuses.
Thanks I'll give that a try. Can this be done universally to a particular choice like done or does it need to be applied per board?
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Welcome @Carol Shapleigh
Could you elaborate what do you mean by color coding? Formatting in Jira works based on the rules that are defined either for rows or for the columns: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/create-a-format-rule/
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Thanks for your reply. Fore example, I have drop down fields like To do, in progress, hold or completed in a column. Depending upon the item, like complete would be in green, In progress blue etc. Is that enough information?
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Format rules are either applied on a row or on a column. In this, it would be applied on the column where the whole column is colored while the color of the status stays to be blue if it's In progress. These are status categories that are defined by Atlassian:
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For some reason the imported project isn't showing those colors consistently. Is there a rule to be applied?
Also, I have custom columns with fields like this. Can I also do something with those? I've inherited the boards so some of the names are different depending.
This is what we have on Monday.com
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You need to select List, then to click on three dots and choose Format rules. You will be given the options to add a color, to choose between the row or a column and also to choose for which field the rule has been applied for.
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It migrated and I can select from the dropdown but the field isn't coming up when I want to format the cell.
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Make sure that you created your label first, then proceed in creating a format rule:
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