Unfortunately, this will not happen. That's just not how databases work. The only way to do this is to have different fields. You can, however, add a number to the field name if you need more than one: "Flyer size 1," "Flyer Size 2," etc.

You can already set up user "templates" in the form of a regular user. I have found that copying an existing user and changing the name and email is a LOT easier than creating a user from scratch. 1. Create a user and fill out all the info 2. Deactivate the user when you want to create a new user fr...

I would add the ability to open AND close all sections. This is a pretty basic function that should have been there from the start. On the Mac, you can hold the option key to expand or collapse all folders. You can do this in most Linux flavours by using the asterisk key.

I like this idea! This would allow for multiple uses of a single field to keep our field count down and eliminate redundant fields.

Can you not just name the field with an "ƒ"? I name my calc fields with a "_" and my typeahead fields with a ".". It's pretty much the same thing, right?

I've been complaining about this for years. Apparently, the product managers don't understand that not everyone's job is managing Workfront. I understand trying to "empower the user" but most folks want to work, not "workfront".

I, as well, have never seen the behavior the OP is describing.

Ah yes, I like this idea. I have been annoyed by this for some time and never thought to submit an idea to remedy it. Thanks!

Funny how we can put up with an annoyance like this and never think to ask that they auto-close them!

What if your company makes toboggans, huh? Then it makes perfect sense!