This condition evaluates the comparison of two (field) values. 

Configuration

Define the first of the two values that should be compared by selecting it from the list of available fields.

Depending on the type of the field you have selected only certain operators and fields in the right-hand side field selector are available.

Select how to compare the two given values. Choose from one of the following options:

OptionDescription

=

The first value must be equal to the second value.

!=

The first value must not be equal to the second value.

<

The first value must be less than the second value. This is typically used for comparing numeric or date-time values.

>

The first value must be greater than the second value. This is typically used for comparing numeric or date-time values.

<=

The first value must be less than or equal to the second value. This is typically used for comparing numeric or date-time values.

>=

The first value must be greater than or equal to the second value. This is typically used for comparing numeric or date-time values.

In case you have selected a field of the type , only the equal and not equal operators are available.

TBD: comparing lists (sorted, unique?)

Define the second of the two values that should be compared either by selecting it from the list of available fields or by entering a literal value. You can switch between the two option by using the radio button which offers the options

  • "Select the field on the right-hand side." This is the preselected default value.

  • "Insert a plain text on the right-hand side." In this case a text editor opens where you can enter the comparison value manually.


The most common use case is to compare a field values provided by field codes.

If you need to compare multiple values or construct more complex comparisons make sure to have a look at the Jira expression condition.


Use cases and examples


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Short descriptionEvaluate the comparison of two (field) values. 
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