Reading the note, this idea is not on the road map and needs to be upvoted for consideration. Per the note from Workfront, "Both ideas are indeed great and worth a deep dive. However, with this message, I want to provide clarity and set the right expectations. I am marking the "Custom Field Validat...

Currently 300 custom fields can be tracked for use in Journal Entry Reports. The same field does not carry over into different custom forms, so if you need to track the same field in two custom forms, it counts as two fields. We have several groups on our instance of Workfront and have reached the...

We have several custom forms that would benefit from this functionality. I am currently working on a form where the user must enter values in several fields that exceed a certain number. I have a calculated field that totals the entries and returns "Check!" if the values do not meet tolerance. Ho...

Any update on this? Customer Support indicated that they didn't see this being planned.

We need people to be able to view the data, but restrict changes to the data if it has gone thru an approval process or the task/issue is closed.

I'm not looking to lock the custom form itself. I'm looking to lock the data collected in the form. The situation I have is that I have a custom form that is attached to a request queue. The form collects data related to the request being made. I am looking for a way to lock the data in the form...

Is there a way to lock a custom form so that the form cannot be edited after the issue (or object) it is attached to is closed? I need a way to make sure the data isn't changed after the issue or task is completed. Thanks!

Thanks for the help, Anthony & Doug! I got it to work by using the following filter: EXISTS:a:$$EXISTSMOD=EXISTS EXISTS:a:$$OBJCODE=TASK EXISTS:a:assignmentsUsersMM:ID=$$USER.ID EXISTS:a:parentID=FIELD:parentID Brandy Johnson Manulife - John Hancock

Hi Anthony. Thank you for your response. I don't think that is quite what I'm looking for. I am looking to pull all child tasks related to a parent task even though the user is assigned to only one of those child tasks. For instance: Parent Task 1 - no assignment child task 1 - assigned to user 1 ...