I recently worked through a similar support ticket and the determination after the Workfront team dug into it, is that it was beyond Workfront's capabilities.  If you encounter a workaround, I'd definitely be interested in how because I have a couple places it would help simplify lists.

Along the lines of Madalyn's response, I've created calculated fields that introduce a number in the front to drive the sort.  For our key project phase indicator I actually have 3 calculated fields: - primary sort order - reverse sort order - numeric only   I then use that field for grouping/sort o...

Hey Randy - I don't know that it's any better than the hack you describe, but the idea I keep coming back to is to build it out with different branches (or maybe an array) that then is used to build the resulting JSON.  I think that will allow it to be built with just the relevant 1 or 2 responses. ...

This system limitation is frustrating, and each time I think I find an elegant workaround it doesn't pan out.  2 approaches we're currently using are: 1. prefix the value with the filtering value - then users type the first to narrow the list down.  We use this for some of our integration with Sales...

Hi - are you hoping to take formatted text out of Salesforce and have it be formatted text in Workfront?  Or just take plain text from SF and write it into a rich text field in WF?   I don't love WF's rich text fields because they don't display correctly in all settings, so we don't use many of them...

I've done it with the tools in Fusion, but not hitting the API directly.

Requests are stored as a type of issue - so it would work by creating issues and then setting the corresponding variable that it's a "request".

Workfront introduced the ability to edit a couple releases ago, but it's only good for a few seconds - then it's back to the copy > delete > readd.

I looked at a few options, but nothing that made it super easy. I ended up creating a slide deck for each scenario then taking lots of screenshots to document the scenario. I added some notes along the way. It's not perfect, but it gives us something to reference for people who aren't Fusion designe...

Hi -  Have you evaluated request queues? (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/manage-work/request-queues/understand-request-queues.html?lang=en)   The biggest advantage I can think of is that it would provide the place to capture all the needed information and...