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Dusty_H
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January 29, 2024
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Custom Form Help - Automatically pull in User data

  • January 29, 2024
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I am wanting to pull in some user data on custom forms for a new request that is then converted to a Project.

 

I would like to pull in the Request Entered By name - All I can find is the {enteredByID} field however utilizing the .{name} after it results in an invalid custom expression. 
Is there any other way to pull in this data?

 

Additionally, I will be converting these request over to Projects and need this data to hold throughout the conversion process.  

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Best answer by skyehansen

you would use {enteredBy}.{name} -- not {enteredByID}.{name}. For a project, this would be {convertedOpTaskOriginator}.{name}

 

my personal recommendation would be to use {owner}.{name} instead. This represents the primary contact for the request, so if your original requester leaves before something is done, and you need to transition it to another person, you're able to do that AND have it show up on custom forms. For a project, this would translate to {convertedOpTask}.{owner}.{name}

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skyehansen
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skyehansenCommunity Advisor and Adobe ChampionAccepted solution
January 29, 2024

you would use {enteredBy}.{name} -- not {enteredByID}.{name}. For a project, this would be {convertedOpTaskOriginator}.{name}

 

my personal recommendation would be to use {owner}.{name} instead. This represents the primary contact for the request, so if your original requester leaves before something is done, and you need to transition it to another person, you're able to do that AND have it show up on custom forms. For a project, this would translate to {convertedOpTask}.{owner}.{name}

Dusty_H
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January 30, 2024

this was perfect.. appreciate the reply!