Catalog items that have a template value or "Custom with Label and Macro std_chg_template_val_render" break "List Collector" variable filter by removing the operator fieldDescriptionCatalog items that have a template value or "Custom with Label and Macro std_chg_template_val_render" break "List Collector" variable filter by removing the operator field. Examples include the: Propose a new Standard Change Template catalog item and the addition of a List Collector field for cmdb_ci Note, this issue is identical to platform defect: PRB583067 as the Standard Change solution uses platform feature: GlideTemplateFilter, which sets window.noOps = true, a global/window level variable that either hides or shows all operator dropdowns on a page.Steps to Reproduce 1. Open a catalog item: Propose a new Standard Change Template. 2. Add a variable of type: List collector, List table: cmdb_ci 3. On the Propose a new Standard Change Template page, click "try it" Expected result:Operator drop down in condition builder should be displayed. Actual resultOperator drop down in condition builder is hidden.WorkaroundFor Standard Change: "Custom with Label" using Macro std_chg_template_val_render" the work around in platform: PRB583067: Adding a dictionary attribute show_ops=true to the field will display the condition operand correctly is not applicable, because in this case a catalog variable is used. Instead, set the: Variable attributes: glide_list as shown below. This will alter the behaviour of the field in such as way as to isolate it from the filter hide functionality. An alternative work around is to import these files sys_ui_script: StdChgTemplateFilter and sys_ui_macro: std_chg_template_handler although the sys_ui_macro std_chg_template_handler has a read-only protection policy requiring a maint user and therefore depending on instance access may require a support user to apply it to an instance.Related Problem: PRB1702225