Hi folks,
I'm building a structure in Jira and want to add a column to specifiy the emergency status.
MY STRUCURE : every team / office should be able to see what is going on
- component = a team / office
- Epics + Task, ...
MY WISH: Give an information for each epic, task, ... about dead line. So i add a column FORMULA and start to code. I know something is wrong but my code would be like:
If type in (epic, Task, Bug, Story) ; if ( status = Done ; "Done" ; if ( due < now() AND status != Done ; "LATE URGENT" ; if ( due >= now() AND duedate <= "7d" AND status != Done ; "SOON" ; if ( due > "7d" AND status != Done ; "ON GOING" )))))
What would be the rignt code ?
Thanks
Hi Gaetan,
Structure expression language does not support in operator. So, the formula should be something like this
IF(SEARCH(type, "Epic, Task, Bug, Story");IF(status="Done"; "Done"; due<now(); "LATE URGENT"; DAYS_BETWEEN(now(),duedate)<=7; "SOON"; DAYS_BETWEEN(now(),duedate)>7; "ONGOING") )
I've removed some extra checks, because they've been done in previous clauses.
Regards,
Egor Tasa
ALM Works
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Other question. I'd like to add a condition if the value of DueDate is EMPTY then it is written NO DATA.
In that language, how should I write :
... ; due = Empty ; "NO DATA")
Thanks
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I've left that option empty, but you can add it as n alternative
IF(SEARCH(type, "Epic, Task, Bug, Story");IF(status="Done"; "Done"; due<now(); "LATE URGENT"; DAYS_BETWEEN(now(),duedate)<=7; "SOON"; DAYS_BETWEEN(now(),duedate)>7; "ONGOING"; "NO DATA") )
Regards,
Egor
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