can you screen shot your input in Fusion?

Once you merge everything like that, why not just do get({your array};0)

The way I do it is basically... dedupe(merge(map(people;first_name;height;20);map(people;first_name;height;70)) Unfortunately there's not a very clean way to do it.

I just tested it, and you can make it so not everyone can add fields to forms, you need to make the fields so they're not visible to people that shouldn't be using that field.

This is a work around that I actually leverage quite a bit. The two ways I see around doing what you are presenting is a) using something like fusion to watch for those fields to be changed and using fusion to unwind the changes, or b) not using those fields on other forms.

Nick, glad you got it working!   For future readers, I mistyped the formula, there was an extra semicolon in the beginning. It should have looked like this.  

If you pass the string thru a split(;{your field};;), then it should give you an array, then you should be able to map it directly. Note, put the semicolon you want to use for the split in before anything else, or fusion will think it's part of the code and it won't work. (There shouldn't be the gre...

Nick   I'm not sure why you need to change the WF field to a text field? You can have a dropdown be multiselect in Workfront, or you could use a checkbox field as well.

The easiest way is to leverage the misc. action module for your issue, and select "assign" or "assign multiple", whichever you are trying to do, then map in your assignment and your user you want to assign.

The originating scenario will actually wait to proceed until it recieves a response from the secondary one, so if you need some data out of that one you can set up the secondary to respond with that data.