Nice idea, William.  Thanks for this tip for the future. 

Perfect, this worked, Manish.  Thanks!Question - how did you know to put PTLSEC?ID=[insert reportID here] at the end?  If I was searching Fusion knowledge articles in Experience League, would I have found that?

Hey Mo!Here's the text mode for the "Actual/ Planned Hours" calculated custom column:displayname=Actual/ Planned Hourslinkedname=directnamekey=actualworkrequiredquerysort=actualWorktextmode=truevalueexpression=CONCAT({actualWorkRequired}/60,' / ',{workRequired}/60)valuefield=actualWorkRequiredvaluef...

Yes!Much appreciated, as always, Chris.

Hi Fusion Community, Does anyone know if there's a way using Fusion to automate the process of associating child tasks with parent tasks? I'm iterating through a project to get all of it's tasksI'm then creating a new project and tasks based on the above iteration (essentially copying a previous pro...

Disregard...I did it with a simple Create Record module

Hi Chris - I want to add/create a number of tasks based on the tasks listed in a previous project.  I have all of the tasks from the previous project listed in an iterator.  Do you know if I'd need to use some API method (JSON) to create all of these tasks with a new project?  If so, would you happe...

Thank you, Chris and Kellie!Good suggestions.  I want it to create the project plan (including tasks).Chris, your mention of me defining the trigger event lead to the idea of watching for new Document uploads in WF that contain a certain custom form.  Watch even, download the document, parse the doc...

I wonder if I can use the Google Sheets connection, and the Search Rows module?  After capturing that data, use Create Record module to create the project and associated tasks?

Hi Fusion Community, This request is likely beyond my skillset; however, I thought I'd post it in case anyone has ideas. We currently face a limitation around being able to allow users to import projects via Excel files.  We thought maybe we can leverage Fusion to automate this process.  For example...