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×The resolution of your images is a bit low, making it difficult to see the specifics. And without seeing the audit log for the rule execution, I suspect there is a missed case / scenario and so the rule is always falling through the final else case.
If you post the log and higher resolution images, that may help explain this symptom.
Or...I believe you could restructure your rule to calculate the value without the if / else block. This could likely be done with a Lookup Table or single conditional expression.
Kind regards,
Bill
@Bill Sheboy - to rescue again! :-)
Audit Log if all conditions should match:
This is the audit log if set the condition to must match at least:
This is better image of the full rule:
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Thanks for the images, @Louise Woods
You appear to be using financial quarters, shifted where: Oct - Dec 2025 is in Q1 of 2026. Is that correct?
If so, one way to solve this is to remove all the conditions, and instead increment the date by 3 months, then get the quarter with the format function. Assuming your Target End is a date field, that could be this:
Quarter {{issue.customfield_10023.plusMonths(3).format("Q")}}
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