Hi!
I've solved the similar task with the help of the following add-on:
It's documented well and you can find examples of its usage.
Hope this helps
Do you mind sending the link to the example, have tried to find it on innovalog's website.
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I think it would be something like this:
<!-- @@Formula: if (issue.get("Status") == "Status 1") return "value 1"
... -->
Or maybe you should address status with the field id.
I'm sorry, don't have a laptop and the mobile internet here is too slow to surf.
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Have a look at the add-on's documentation. There are examples there.
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Does the same custom field have the ability to store different values for different statuses of a single issue?
For example, custom field "SLA Breached" of issue PPP-1234 could have following values:
"SLA Breached" in "Open" Status = "Yes"
"SLA Breached" in "In Progress" Status = "No"
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Yes, that what calculated fields do. Depending on another field it returns value. You can use any logic you like but you might spend some time to get youself familiar with the language (as I did).
All my wannabes worked :)
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