I'm trying to use a calculated number field to calculate "weight/urgency" using two custom(severity and priority) fields.
<!-- @@Formula:
int r1 = 0;
int r2 = 0;
String severity= issue.get("customfield_10705");
String priority= issue.get("customfield_10704");
if("S1".equals(severity))
r1 = 4;
else if("S2".equals(severity))
r1 = 3
else if("S3".equals(severity))
r1 = 2;
else if("S4".equals(severity))
r1 = 1;
else
r1 = 0;
if("P1".equals(priority))
r2 = 4;
else if("P2".equals(priority))
r2 = 3
else if("P3".equals(priority))
r2 = 2;
else if("P4".equals(priority))
r2 = 1;
else
r2 = 0;
return (r1 * r2);
-->
This is what I'm using and it doesn't seem to work.
Hi,
== doesn't work for strings. You need to use the equals method instead:
if ("P1".equals(priority))
Hey David, thanks for the answer.
It still doesn't seem to work.
Is there anything else I might be doing wrong?
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Hey David, I've implemented the fix and it's still not working. Also, the field doesn't show up on the view screen.
What do you think I'm doing wrong?
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