Post: "Jira Formula Fields"
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Just caught the release video from earlier this summer (https://www.loom.com/share/21a64e15493e427b821907a6cf77c126) on the Atlassian website about the new formula fields. I am curious how this is working for folks in the real world? Benefits? Limitations? My team is considering using it for some budget tracking.
“We use them for a bunch of different things now. One of the main things we use them for are Risk scores. We multiply likelihood by impact so a risk register can be ranked automatically.”
u/JayyMei1 points · Oct 3, 2026View
“You’re reminding me I need to ask my admin why they haven’t enabled these yet. Ha.”
u/offalark1 points · Oct 4, 2026View
“Love to see them catching up to 2018”
u/HMSManticore-1 points · Oct 2, 2026View
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