Evaluating Expr expressions may produce errors. Normally these errors are shown to the user with a human-readable message. However, in some cases you might need to check for a specific error using the ISERR function.
| Error Code | Name | Displayed As | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Parse Error | ??? | The expression is invalid. To fix, review and edit the expression. |
| 2 | Unknown Function | FUNC? | The expression contains a function that is not available or does not exist. To fix, review used functions in the expression to see if there are any typos. |
| 3 | Bad Number of Arguments | ARGS? | A function is used with an incorrect number of arguments. To fix, review the expression and see if all functions are called with a correct number of arguments. |
| 4 | Arithmetic Error | DIV/0 | An arithmetic error was encountered. Most often it is division by zero, but it may also be something else, such as passing a non-integer value to a function that expects only an integer. To fix, review your formula to ensure you're not dividing by zero. (To avoid division by zero, use the IF function.) If this does not work, try separately calculating parts of the formula to identify the error. |
| 5 | Variable Error | VAR! | An attribute that a variable was bound to produced an error. To fix, review the attributes bound to the expression variables and see why they could have produced an error for the row that shows this error. |
| 6 | Function Execution Error | FUNC! | A function suffered an internal error. Refer to logs for details. |
| 7 | Value Conversion Error | VALUE? | A value could not be converted to the desired format. Check the formula. Most likely a non-convertible text value was submitted to a function as a number. |
| 8 | Malformed Regex | REGEX? | A text with invalid regular expression was passed to a matching function. Check the regular expressions that you use. See Expr Pattern Matching for details. |
| 9 | Internal Error | ERROR! | There's an internal problem with Jira or Structure. Refer to the logs for details. |
| 10 | Invalid Value | VALUE! | An invalid value was passed as a function argument. For example, using an unknown unit of time would produce this error. Check arguments for the functions that expect specific values. |
| 11 | Aggregation Error | AGGR? | The formula contains an unknown aggregate function or an invalid aggregate function modifier. Check that your aggregate function and modifiers are valid and spelled correctly. |
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