Can you include a screen shot of what your data looks like? I'm a little confused on what you are asking for, but I took my best guess below. If I'm wrong, data screen grabs could be useful to understand. Collections and arrays are two different things. If you're just trying to pick something out of...

Yeah, no need to iterate thru projects. In the map module, just type in the field name.

 If you do it my way, you don't need to iterate thru the projects, just place the project array inside the map module (above), and that's the number you push to your program. The alternative, if you're going to iterate thru the projects anyway, you can just use the numeric aggregator module and map ...

To read that back, this is what I think you want to do.You have a custom field on projects that has a numberYou want to store the sum of all of those projects in a given program on that program in  a custom fieldIf that's correct, here's what I would do.Pull in all of the programs you want to do thi...

Oof no yeah, you're right. No late-night posting for me.The mod command is the modulus command, so it shows the remainder. So for 100 mod 8, 96 (12 * 8 ] is the greatest whole number you can end up with, with a remainder of 4 (100 - 96). So if the result is 0, then that means there was no remainder ...

Fusion has a MOD function in it, which can indicate divisibility. The format is {{numerator & denominator}}, or for example, this: {{100 % 2}}. It will return 0 for divisibility = true, or 1 for divisibility = false. Edit: This is sort of right, see my follow up comment below.

The easiest way is to include the "exclude connection updates" parameter when you build your webhook. Currently, this is what is happening, I'm guessing based on your description. You manually make an edit in Workfront to trigger the webhookThe webhook sends the update to FusionThe fusion scenario s...

To make sure, you are wanting to build a collection so you can call for values by asking for a key? Is it a single collection, or an array of collections? Are the keys always going to be the same? (P.S., loving your example) If so, one way to do it in Fusion using the toCollection function, but I ha...

It looks like when you mapped in your 58.combined array, you only mapped the item in the 1st slot of the array. Is that what you intended?

JohnFirst, I'll cover how I would tackle this, then I'll cover where it's going to get sticky.ProcessCombine all of the multiselect fields into a single array using the merge function, so it looks something like combinedArray=merge({multiselect_1};{multiselect_2};{multiselect_3}Then, for each of the...