This should have been fixed as of last Thursday (24th) via a patch. Ours is fixed.

Spend time with my girlfriend, play video games, build with LEGOs (proud AFOL), spend time with our two cats, or take a walk at the local marsh (well‚ĶI live in California so that hasn't happened in weeks, but‚Ķ). Oh, and a glass of V. Sattui wine or Indigeny hard cider never hurts. 

This is nice Samantha. Any chance you could list the fields used in each column?

Another one that caught us off-guard…with all the abilities to automatically attach custom forms to objects, the Expenses object does not have this ability. Automatically Attach Custom Forms to Expenseshttps://one.workfront.com/s/idea/0874X000000sYKxQAM/detail

I forgot about the task-level custom form; we had such extensive Request custom forms at the time we decided creating them all *again* at the task level would be too much work. But now that you reminded me, we have since re-simplified (gone back to Word forms and took the briefs out of WF) and maybe...

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If you mean turn the Issue (from a separate master Request Queue project) into a Task on another existing project and retain custom form data, I couldn't figure out a way during my testing, or working with Support. We send the planners through a process whereby they make a PDF of the request to put ...

I know I posted a similar question weeks ago, but I can't find that thread to continue the discussion, and I apologize for that in advance. I also was really lost on that one and thought a fresh start might be useful anyway. And of course I now have a stronger mandate from management to figure this ...

Not sure if I ever promoted this one in the old thread, and it recently had a comment added, so maybe we can get some traction on it: Embedding Graphics in Custom Formshttps://one.workfront.com/s/idea/0870z000000PSnXAAW/detail

Even in cases where I've used text mode to drive the grouping text, the count in parenthesis still remains.