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With the current changes, the conditional color will apply only to one event, the third one, since it has all the labels from the list.
In case you require an event to be highlighted should it have at least one from the labels that is stated in the list, please use the operator 'in'.
To follow our example, the next conditional color can be created: Labels in apple.
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Note that a conditional color can be created for the field ‘Worklog Time’, using the operators “>“, “<“, “>=“, and “<=“, in addition to other operators such as “=“, “!=“, etc. |
For instance, you want to highlight the worklogs that have 8 hours 30 minutes or more of logged time. In such case, you can create the conditional color: Worklog Time >= 8h 30m
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Once a conditional color is created, the value will be displayed, according to the current Jira time format display settings. In example below, the Jira time format display is set to pretty. Thus, 8h 30m are displayed as 1 day, 30 minutes
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