I would do it a bit different, I think. Instead of using the addMonths command, I would use the dateDifference function, and compare last login date and now. So the formula would be dateDifference({now};{lastLoginDate};months), and then filter 1 would be 1<value<2, filter 2 would be 2 < value < 3, a...

Sure. In the calculated field, it would be:   CONCAT("[your workfront instance].my.workfront.com/project/",{ID})   Replace the [your workfront instance] with whatever your Workfront instance is.

Do you have access to Fusion or some other automated tool? If so, it could do this for you. You could add a custom field to the projects, and then with Fusion or your tool of choice, have it iterate thru your projects and build the string {old workfront instance}.my.workfront.com/projects/{project I...

I believe it's because using the iterate type causes Workfront to evaluate each task separately, and not as a whole. So really what Workfront is doing is pulling the first task, checking it, evaluation yes or no, adding N/A  (or not) to the resultant string, and then checking the next task, and so o...

Good news, bad news.   The good news is, they already have ID's assigned to them.   The bad news is, nothing that is built from the Workfront front-end uses those. I do agree that it seems like there should be a way to update a field value without breaking the logic. I had a similar situation come u...

Unfortunately I don't believe that there is a way to bulk upload them. I had a similar situation and ended up writing custom code to do it all for me. More than happy to be proven wrong, though.

If you are still trying to figure this out, here is how I would approach it. 1. Create a variable, {name array}, that has split({name};{space}), make sure you select the "space" keyword from the string tab 2. Create a variable for the first name, get({name array};1) 3. Create a variable for the last...

I have done this before. I utilized a periodic running scenario. The scenario has an "A" route and a "B" route, where the "A" route is the initial message, and the "B" route is the follow up. How it works is after the first run, it also set's a date in a custom field on the object that is X number o...

Are you trying to do it with fusion? If so, do a search for the folder with the DOCFDR key, and search by folder name & project ID, and have it return the folder ID. Then you can create the subfolder by specifying the project ID, the parent ID (equal to the parent folder ID, found above), and the fo...

If you would prefer to update a dropdown list instead of doing it this way, that is also possible. You have to update the parameter options for that parameter (aka property).