No, the problem is not solved. Adobe thinks they know what my users want more than I do and they're OK with cluttering up their menus with useless junk to try to pressure me to enable it. So now I have 86,000 (NOT a typo) users with something in their menu that they won't use and I can't hide it. It...

Yes. Here's how I do it: Successor(s) description=Task#, name, assigned to, planned completion date displayname=Successor(s) listdelimiter=<br> listmethod=nested(successors).lists styledef.case.0.comparison.icon=false styledef.case.0.comparison.leftmethod=handoffDate styledef.case.0.comparison.left...

Agreed Madalyn, it's not a complete solution and not easy to use but at least it's something.

Has anyone figured out how to add a double quote " in the filters? I tried escaping with a \ but it broke the IF statement.

I know this is like 2 years later but here is the actual body I used to make this work. The only real difference is I used "categoryID" instead of "ID" as the latter didn't work. {"ID":"6841eca50004ea4af008021c6258b5f8", "objectCategories": [ { "categoryID": "67813ed20015...

To expand on this: To filter for templates that were added later, you would have to go by the tasks it created, if any. Templates that were added later only to change settings or add queue topics would be trickier.

I tested this in Postman by adding a single team, Thanks Chris! Now… Do you know of a way to set the home team? or is that just the first one in the list? I'd love to be able to put several teams and designate the home team, or change a user's home team with an API call.  I tried the following but i...

Data from my array data from the array   reverse sort descending, group by hourID reverse sort descending by hour entryDate   reverse sorted datagrab only the first array item for each hourID (bundle) get 1st entry from the sorted array   lates entry from each bundle

Sadly , no

Thanks, Kat. This was really helpful. I didn't realise it was just a search that doesn't have to rely on another field, but it can if you want it to. We can now call them External lookups and Internal lookups.