To limit the tasks, you may want to add something like PCD > $$TODAY & PCD <= $$TODAY+14d to the valueexpression.

Hi @SeanMe1 - You can get stared with this. Please modify it accordinglydisplayname=Upcoming Taskslistdelimiter=<div>listmethod=nested(tasks).liststype=iteratevalueexpression=IF({status}!='CPL',CONCAT("• ",{name}," - ",{plannedCompletionDate}))valueformat=HTML 

Hi @LauraEr - It is not possible to show 40 hours with calculated columns. Calculated columns can perform mathematical and text functions on fields, but they cannot filter records.For your requirement, it is recommended to use Fusion to obtain 40 hours and store it in a custom field.

I have not tried this, so I'm not certain if this will work, but...It appears you will need to use the set variable module to store your first replacement output. Then, retrieve this information using the get variable module in the loop.The get variable will be blank the first time, but you can mana...

Alright, your iterator has more than one operation. So, you'll need a second aggregator as shown in the image below with arrows. The first aggregator is in the box. Essentially, the final aggregator should only perform one operation for your case to work.Here is an example:

Hi @TravisGrogan1 - you would need to use an aggregator to close the iterator and then post an update. I have a similar scenario where I use a dummy aggregator and send an email to the mailbox.Here is an example: 

Hi @Mylah The time zone for your scenarios date and time can be found on one of these pages:https://app-eu.workfrontfusion.com/user/timezoneshttps://app.workfrontfusion.com/user/timezonesYou can consider adjusting the date and time output using the addHours() or addMinutes() functions.Alternatively,...

It's because of how MS Word is formatted with components like XML and styling. I had a similar use case in MS Word that didn't work out for me.But if you're using CSV now, it should work with the parse CSV module. This will create separate bundles for each row in the CSV.

Hi @sateeshkreddy - This is a common issue with Microsoft Word documents.Usually, if the document is in text (.txt) format, you can read the binary output using the toString() function in the next step. However, MS Word output doesn't get converted using this function. If you're okay with converting...

Hi @ConnorO2,The mapping in the last module should look like this. Remove the mappings highlighted in the red box and remap them from module #4. That should fix the issue.Here is the output: