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Structure: IF statement in Formula for Multi-value Components Field

Bernard Horowitz
Contributor
September 28, 2021

Hello fellow JIRA experts,

Question for you,

I am trying to use an IF statement to return values for the component field:

IF (
Component = "DATA"; "Data Analytics";
Component = "Enhancement"; "Enhancement";
Component = "COMS"; "Communications";
Component = "NETS - OPS"; "Operations";
Component = "C&R"; "Research"
)

This works if the component field only has one value. However it does not return anything if the component field contains DATA and Enhancement. It simply leaves it blank. Any suggestions on how to write an IF statement that can return either the first value or both values in a scenario like this? 

Thanks in advance for your help

Bernard

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Dionathan Lopes {ALM Works}
Atlassian Partner
September 28, 2021

Hello @Bernard Horowitz ,

Thank you for sharing your Structure Formulas question here on the Atlassian Community

Here is an example formula you could use as a template:

 


IF (contains(components, "DATA") = 1; "Data Analytics";
IF (contains(components, "Enhancement") = 1; "Enhancement";
IF (contains(components, "NETS - OPS") = 1; "Operations";
IF (contains(components, "C&R") = 1; "Research";
IF (contains(components, "COMS") = 1; "Communications")))))



Please note that this formula will work only on the latest versions of Structure (V7.0 +). 

Basically, it is checking your components and will return the first value of the list using the name you need to show.

Also, here you can find more information about Formulas and Arrays:  https://wiki.almworks.com/documentation/structure/array-functions-115289495.html

Please let me know if it helps.

Best Regards
Dionathan L
[ALM WORKS] 

Bernard Horowitz
Contributor
September 28, 2021

That works! Thank you. Now I have to play with it a bit. Fantastic. Thanks for taking the time!

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Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_
Community Champion
September 28, 2021

@Bernard Horowitz please "Accept answer" when you are fully satisfied with @Dionathan Lopes {ALM Works}'s response.

In this way, others reading this post will know this is the right solution. :) 

Best,

-dave

Arpita Khamaru March 6, 2025

How about the other way.

Like I want to generate two values based on one condition.How to generate two values separated by a comma.

Thanks

Arpita

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