I'm trying to parse a multi-select checkbox field that results in a Smart Checklist using the values from the multi-select checkbox.
I can probably do this using automation, but the permutations are sufficient enough that I would think there is a better way to do it.
I'm getting stuck on how to loop through the values then put them into the automation to create the Smart Checklist.
Any suggestions?
Hi Steve! I’m not sure that I’m following your use case completely. Do you want to create a checklist based on the values in Jira’s multi select custom field? An example of the flow that you want to automate would be helpful! Thanks
That's correct. I would a like a checklist based on the values in Jira's multi-select custom field.
Flow Example
- Multi-select custom field contains Addresses Don't Match,DBA Required
- Smart Checklist
- Address verification documentation
- DBA documentation
There are 8 options which could result in multiple permutations of items on the checklist.
Hope this makes sense.
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Thank you for the example, it's clear now. I think the most straightforward option is to set an automation rule per each combination, like here:
If you happen to find a more elegant solution, please let us know 🙂
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Thank you. This is the approach I was taking. I was hoping that there was a more elegant approach, but this works as well.
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An indirect question - why? What's the need?
There's options with Smart Checklist to set templates and have them set through Automation which would seem simpler, depending on the scenario :)
Ste
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Thanks for mentioning the templates. I could go that route as well I suppose, but giving the permutations I was hoping there was a simpler way of generating the checklists.
I have 8 values to choose from with 1-3 selected at a time. If this is the best option I can spend some time making it work.
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