Hello @Eric_D_Miller It's possible, you'll have to manually stitch together the JSON. @_Manish_Singh shared the cookbook here : https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/single-use-approval-process/m-p/743827/highlight/true#M67056

@KristenS_WF pls try https://fusion.adobe.com/api/v2/ or https://app.workfrontfusion.com/api/v2   There is no v5.    If you get a not logged in error - are you passing the authentication token as header?   

Hi @FrankatMSC you're using a text aggregator that returns - text. Feed it into a Parse JSON module but make sure you make it a named object:  { "some name":{{#.aggregatormodule output}} }  

Hi @Kelly_StarzEnt API doesn't currently support this. (Looks like back in 2016 the API actually supported this, bummer! WF API contants)

Ho @lmcintron No that's not possible. But why delete the request? 

Hello @SerbanNitu From your description I can't tell if you've tried getting the non-working days from the schedule?  It's a collection that gives you the date of the holiday.   From API explorer  

Instead of iterating/filtering over items to create a new list of forms, fields or other objects, using JSONata literally takes just 2 modules: The first to transform the object into JSON, the second with the JSONata expression. A JSONata expression is a mini-"program" - and it's much faster than th...

Done @RobertDy  !

+1 - this requires jumping through unnecessary hoops and calls to check whether the error is a duplicate

You will need to nest 2 IF statements IF ( Condition 1 , do smth if Cond1=true , IF ( Condition 2 , do smth if Cond2=true , do something if neither is true ) )