Interesting, I always assumed that custom data on forms is What You See Is What You Get, but perhaps something changed. Is anyone else also surprised by this behavior? Narayan Raum Workfront COE @ Truist Financial

Hi Vanessa, I believe you can use the WFPro article on “How to Display Original Issue Details in a View” to accomplish this. https://wf-pro.com/how-to/how-to-display-original-issue-information-on-project-or-task-view/ Narayan Raum Workfront COE @ Truist Financial See our new portal<> for more info...

Hi Shawn, I’d place these projects into two different programs within a portfolio. Narayan Raum Workfront COE @ Truist Financial See our new portal<> for more information.</>

Hi Justin, If you click the # symbol in your task list to sort by the task number, you should see the hierarchical view return. Thanks, Narayan

Hi Katherine, Thank you for the thorough response and a summary of your use case. In a response to my ticket, I expressed my concerns over data loss and you’ve just validated those concerns. It isn’t possible that this is cached in the browser because, as you noticed, I was logged in on behalf of t...

System Administrators, I'm not sure if any of you have experienced this behavior, but I'll just leave the text for my ticket here in case you have. It is a major concern because historically, custom form modifications were instantly applied to the system. It doesn't appear to be happening that way a...

Nice work... added to the WF-Pro.com "Text Mode Examples" for future reference.

Hi Kris, a task report with the "Category ID IS BLANK" as a filter should do the trick! --Narayan

Hi Mylah, The “Issues Resolved<>” example at WF-Pro.com is what you need, but with ID in place of the valueexpression and a div tag as the listdelimiter as seen here. valueexpression={ID} listdelimiter= Thanks, Narayan</>

Hi Rich, The “Shortened Description<>” example at WF-Pro.com is what you need to accomplish this. Thanks, Narayan</>