You could do something like this.   1. In an iterator module, put keys({your collection}) 2. Add a text aggregator, linked to the iterator. For text, put {value from iterator}:get({definition};{value from iterator}, then click advanced, set seperator as a comma.

It should be something like this, which will give you a string that is a new line-seperated list of each user's name    

What is that output from? The names of the vars in the output makes me think it's not the raw output from the WF module, so how are you mapping the data into that second module?

There's a configuration error somewhere, can you screen shot your call to the project and the output bundle data, as well as where you are seeing that [Collection]?

Oh no, pull the project. So your record type = Project, check whatever you want in outputs (but at least check 1), then go to collections, toggle the map, and type in projectUsers:user:name.

Check the field projectUsers:user:name

If there is data on the custom forms on the request, then the form should be coming over. If there's not data on the form, then you either have to set the "copyCategories" field to true (this is new functionality in Fusion as of this week), or use fusion to follow up and add the custom forms to the ...

Is there data on those forms? There has to be some piece of data filled out for the form to attach. If there isn't any data, you can either set the "copy custom forms" field to "true" and that will bring the forms over or have fusion add the forms after the fact

Just checking the "Copy custom data" checkbox should copy all of the custom metadata over to the new project, you shouldn't need to do the others. Try doing it without the template ID, is it overwriting what you are trying to do?

To add on to what KellieGardner said, I would also recommend to not use nested if statements like this, and instead use a switch statement, so it would look like this.   switch({3.name};Sam Smith;c3a09;Jon John;62e80;HIllary Jon;6123;"")