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While Jira allows you to create custom fields, it doesn't provide a way to perform calculations within those fields.

Creating conditional ticket fields and adding them to ticket forms In Admin Center, click Objects and rules in the sidebar, then select Tickets > Forms. Move the cursor over the ticket form that you want to add conditions to, then click the options menu ( ) on the right side and select Conditions.

Add a conditional field to a service project Go to Settings ( ) > Issues. From the navigation on the left, select Custom fields. Select Create custom field in the top-right corner. Choose Select List (cascading), and then select Next. Name your field, and add a description if desired. Select Create.

You can create up to 2,000 values in a custom multi-select list. You can organize options into categories (see Organizing drop-down list options). Note that multi-select fields aren't supported by Flow Builder.

Create a Value Set action On a page, choose Conditional Fields... from the context menu. In the list on the left side select a field to control. Click on Add Value Set Action. Select the values you want the dropdown to show. Add a criterion by clicking on the plus sign in header of the list.

Conditional fields allow you to manage sets of dependencies between fields. Such fields are available for editing and display only if the right condition is met. To create conditional fields, you must first create custom fields and then leverage such fields in forms.

Branching conditional logic occurs when there are options based on the input for different conditions. If you give a mouse a cookie, then he'll ask for a glass of milk. But, if the conditional statement includes that if you give a mouse a pizza, then he'll ask for a soda, that creates a branch in the conditional logic.