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Are you able to set specific formatting for number only fields in Jira cloud?
For example, we'd like to be able to format custom fields created for phone number, Tax ID and NPI. For these fields we'd like to require a set number of numeric values be entered.
You can define this rule applying a 'Validator' and add a Regular Expression (REGEX) in your workflow.
Steps to reproduce: Project Settings > Workflows (Select to edit> Click on Create transition > Select Validators > Click on 'Regular expression check' > Select the field you want to apply this Regex > Select the Regex Function
You will see some examples for regex function and just apply for your field.
Regards,
Fernando
Thank you for this! Will this prevent a request from being submitted by the user if the validator is not met?
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I added a validator of 'The field Test Number Field content must match against the regular expression [0-9]{10}'. However, it doesn't seem like it is working based on the error it is displaying.
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The message says that the field value does not match the Regex.
Apparently you entered one value and the regex function is another.
The value entered initially was: 1.23456789E9
At least that's what the Regex had understood. Is there any 'default value' applied to this field? Try other REGEX function with 5 numbers or less, only to confirm if the error persists
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There is no default value that I can see, attached is the validator.
I created a brand new request and typed '12345' in the field. Attached is the error message.
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