Standard Variable Reference

As you write your formula, Structure attempts to map your variables to well-known attributes:

Variables with the same name as an attribute are mapped to those attributes. For multi-word attributes, you can write the words without spaces, or place a _ between each word: affectsversion or affects_version.
Many commonly-used variations of attribute names are mapped to the corresponding attribute.
In addition to Jira fields, some variable names are automatically mapped to common Structure attributes. See Structure Attributes.

When naming variables:

Do not include spaces. Omit spaces or use an underscore.
Case is ignored (AffectsVersion is the same as affectsversion)

Jira Fields

The following list contains the most commonly-used variables that are automatically be linked to a Jira field. This is not a complete list.

Jira Field	Standard Variable Name	Type	Notes
Affects Version/s	`affectsVersions`	Array<Version>
Assignee	`assignee`	User
Comments	`comments`	Array<Comment>
Components	`components`	Array<Component>
Created	`created`	Number (Date/Time)
Creator	`creator`	User
Description	`description`	Text
Due Date	`dueDate`	Number (Date)
Environment	`environment`	Text
Epic Link	`epic`	Issue	Can also use: epicLink
Epic Stories	`epicStories`	Array<Issue>	For epics, list issues belonging to the epic. For non-epics, undefined. Can also use: stories
Fix Version/s	`fixVersions`	Array<Version>	Can also use: versions
Key	`key`	Text	Can also use: issueKey
Issue ID	`issueid`	Number
Issue Links	`issueLinks`	Array<Issue Link>
Issue Type	`issueType`	Issue Type
Labels	`labels`	Array<Label>	Label items have no properties. Item's text representation is a label itself.
Original Estimate	`originalEstimate`	Number (Duration)
Parent Issue	`parentTask`	Issue
Priority	`priority`	Priority
Project	`project`	Project
Remaining Estimate	`remainingEstimate`	Number (Duration)
Reporter	`reporter`	User
Resolution	`resolution`	Resolution
Resolved	`resolved`	Number (Date/Time)	Can also use: resolutionDate
Sprint	`sprint`	Sprint
Sprint End Date	`sprint_end_date`	Number (Date/Time)
Sprint Goal	`sprint_goal`	Text
Sprint Start Date	`sprint_start_date`	Number (Date/Time)
Sub-Tasks	`subtasks`	Array<Issue>
Status	`status`	Status
Status Category	`statusCategory`	Text
Summary	`summary`	Text
Time Spent	`timeSpent`	Number (Duration)
Updated	`updated`	Number (Date/Time)
Version Description	`version_description`	Text
Version Start Date	`version_start_date`	Number (Date/Time)
Version Release Date	`version_release_date`	Number (Date/Time)
Votes	`votes`	Number
Watchers	`watchers`	Number
Work Logs	`workLogs`	Array<Work Log>

Structure Attributes

The following variables are automatically mapped to Structure attributes.

Variable Name	Type	Results
`item` `this`	*	Returns the value of type "Item" representing the item for which the formula is calculated. If the formula is calculated for an issue, it will be of type Issue. If, for example, you group issues by Sprint, you will have rows in the structure representing sprints. For those rows, the "item" variable will return items of type Sprint.
`itemid`	Text	Returns the item type plus the item ID. Ex. "issue/10800"
`itemType`	Text	Returns the item type: issue, project, user, folder, etc.
`level`	Number (Integer)	Returns the level of the item within the structure's hierarchy. Can also use: depth
`notes`	Text	Returns the text entered into Notes column
`done`	Number (Boolean)	Returns a '1' if the issue is Done; otherwise, '0'
`editable`	Number (Boolean)	Returns a '1' if the item can be edited; otherwise, '0'
`sum_` `total_`	Number	Either prefix, attached to a well-known variable name afterwards, such as Sum_Story_Points or Total_Estimate, are converted to a Sum attribute of the given value (without the duplicate removal option)