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Hello,
I am trying to use automation to calculate a field I have created (RICE).
The calculation is Reach x Impact x confidence/Effort.
I have tried using this logic
{{#=}}{{issue.fields.reach}} * {{issue.fields.impact}} * {{issue.fields.confidence}} / {{issue.fields.effort}} {{/}}
I keep getting errors saying I have an unknown operator * at the character position. Does anyone know if I am missing something?
Hi Emily,
It looks like you are missing a value (field is probably empty) and it is not handling that. Seems to be the field called Impact.
I would check the value of all of those fields for the issue it is running against so make sure none are empty.
I would also setup a default value for each field so that in the future you don't run into the same error.
Thank you John, I think that has solved an issue , but I am now getting an error on missing parameters. Please could you advise?
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I don't think it will make a difference, but you don't need the word "fields" in there. Just take it out.
If no difference, can you share the entire rule?
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Hi John,
I noticed we had another custom field called 'Impact' which was not a numeric field and I must have selected the wrong one in my rule. Added the correct one and it's working now. Thank you for your help :)
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Great! Glad you figured it out. :-)
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Hi All,
I have a similar problem with the same error, but the resolution eludes me.
It seems that I have multiple custom fields but I have no control what is being selected from the dropdown (when/where value change is monitored).
two questions came to my mind:
1 - what type the custom field has to be (I'm assuming number)
2 - is there a way to manage custom fields and remove the unused ones?
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Hi Emily,
I am looking to implement a similar automation, would you be able to share a screenshot of your flow?
Thanks
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Hi Alex,
I created the rule for RICE scoring using this method (I created 4 custom fields first) Hope this helps.
Rice Score = {{#=}}{{issue.reach}} * {{issue.impact}} * {{issue.confidence}}/{{issue.effort}}{{/}}
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Hi @Emily Bleything Is there a way to do this based on the non numeric fields? Can I assign a dummy variable say impact = 2 if the value is low, 4 if high etc. and then calculate the Rice Score using the variable?
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