@Eric_D_Miller If you want every ID from every object in the array within "body.data[]", you can use the iterator module as @ChrisStephens mentioned. You can also use this:{{deduplicate(remove(merge(map(flatten(map(2.body.data; "tags")); "user.ID"); map(flatten(map(2.body.data; "tags")); "team.ID"))...

I would use map() and merge() and remove().First I will use map() to build 2 sets of arrays for each object type: users, and teamsThen use merge() to combine the two arrays.Finally use remove() to get rid of any empty (null) values.{{remove(merge(map(2.body.data; "user.ID"); map(2.body.data; "team.I...

One option is to use "Clone" in the Data Structure area of Fusion.Go to the "Data structures" of the team where the data structure lives that you want to transfer. After clicking "Clone", a pop-up will include the name and the Target Team to clone to. That's it! Another option is to create a tempora...

There's a couple of options depending on the circumstance, but I think the simplest might be first to use a Workfront "Search" module for Assignments where the Task ID matches the one you are looking for and the user ID matches the assigned to ID. The output for the search module is just "ID". Then ...

Hi @Eric_D_Miller,The value returned looks like it is an empty array And the filter is looking for a value that is not null. To make this work, you'll want to update the filter operator. In the filter, select the operator, then scroll down and select "Array length greater than"*. Next, put a "0" (ze...