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Syntax to be used in Advanced compare condition

vincenzo.spatafora

Dear ALL,

where can I find the syntax to be used in "advanced compare condition" where the condition is that the value of a smart value (in my case a number) is between 2 values?

I have tried the following but it doesn't work:

Thanks, Vincenzo.

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @vincenzo.spatafora

You may use either two Issue Field Conditions or use a single Advanced Compare Condition (with a conditional expression and the and() function.

Kind regards,
Bill

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arielei

Hey @vincenzo.spatafora

see here:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation103/smart-values-in-jira-automation-1488594900.html

Bill Sheboy

Hi @vincenzo.spatafora

You may use either two Issue Field Conditions or use a single Advanced Compare Condition (with a conditional expression and the and() function.

Kind regards,
Bill

vincenzo.spatafora

Hi @Bill Sheboy

nice to read you again out.

Do you mean like this? (I get a parsing error):

What is wrong?

Thanks in advance, Vincenzo.

Bill Sheboy

When already inside an expression with double-curly brackets, please do not add more.

Assuming your field is a number you could try this:

advanced compare condition:
- first value: {{#if(and(issue.ComplAverage.gt(45), issue.ComplAverage.lt(50)))}}true{{/}}
- condition: equals
- second value: true

vincenzo.spatafora

Thanks a lot @Bill Sheboy.

I see: I understand then you can not pass the smart value I have defined (ComplAverage); you got to pass the original issue (issue.fields.customfield_29300).

If so, something to be improved here.

Thanks again, Vincenzo.

Bill Sheboy

Just so I understand...were you using a Created Variable rather than the field directly?

If so, that explains the problem: Data Center's automation rules do not have the asNumber function yet (but Cloud does). With that function, you could have used ComplAverage.asNumber and it would have worked.

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