This page describes formulas functionality in the Table Grid Editor for Jira Cloud.
A Formula is a separate column type based on JavaScript. Add a separate column using formula column type, input formula inside embedded JavaScript Ace Editor and get results on the grid. The grid can process formula logic and aggregate formula results.
Formula column type
A Formula is a separate column type. It uses JavaScript to create formulas.
Formula expressions - editor, where you can input JavaScript formula code. It uses Ace Editor, which highlights the syntax.
Error types in the formula column type
You can get the error as a result of the formula execution using following error types:
#error - syntax error
#type operation error - operation could not be executed using different column types.
Formula expressions
In order to display formula result in the grid column input JS expression in the formula expression configuration.
You can do following operations using formulas:
string concatenation;
mathematical operations with numbers:addition, subtraction, multiplication, division;
date subtraction - it's possible to use Moments.js library;
conditions
userlist operation
Formula syntax
You can create a formula using JavaScript. The column ID is a variable, use it in the following format: $(yourColumnId).
Use return as a keyword to get the formula result.
Userlist in formula
Use the following example to display Userlist column type in the formula
Using variables with date and moment.js libraryExpand source
firstDate = moment($(firsdt));
var secondDate = moment($(seconddt));
var difference = firstDate.diff(secondDate);
return Math.abs(moment.duration(difference).asDays());
Examples
Below you can find formula examples with most common expressions.
Condition with numbers
This example shows how to provide exam results, based on the conditions specified in the formula. You can use conditions in the formula with all available column types.
Condition formula expression
var correctPercent = $(correct) * 100 / $(total)
var result = ''
if($(level) === 'low') {
result = correctPercent > 60 ? 'Passed' : 'Fail'
} else if ($(level) === 'medium') {
result = correctPercent > 70 ? 'Passed' : 'Fail'
} else {
result = correctPercent > 80 ? 'Passed' : 'Fail'
}
return result
Date subtraction
This example shows how to subtract Date. You can use Date, Time, DateTime column types.
Date subtraction using Moments.js formula expression
var firstDate = moment($(startDate));
var secondDate = moment($(endDate));
var difference = firstDate.diff(secondDate);
return Math.abs(moment.duration(difference).asDays());
Checkbox
This example shows how to use checkbox column type in condition formula.