Currently users are limited to just tracing just one project (aka "Resolving Object" back to a Request. If you try to take an issue and create a 2nd request from it, you get a warning message that the original resolving object will be overwritten. This will then make information incomplete in the Re...

Users have high-priority need to take a Request that has been converted to a Project (using a specific template) and create a second project (with a different template) out of the original Issue/Request. Users would be able to browse from Request list and see all projects created from original reque...

Thanks, Doug. That confirms how we understood it over here. I just wanted to make sure there was no rule that for example, the ProjectID column on the PROJ tab could only contain a single identical ProjectID per upload. Best, M.L. M.L. de la Rosa Genentech

Thanks so much, Dustin! Lots of things for us to try out now. The "DE" information was rather clarifying. When you say " (Note, you have to have a separate sheet for each object, or WF doesn't know what you're doing.) ", Did you mean that one can't import data from a task-level custom form on the s...

Hi. I hope this is a new question; our team was unable to find precedent for it. Here is our scenario: A group of users is new to Workfront (and we are new to Kick-Starts). They want to import a number of their active projects into WF without keying them in manually. This group has its own project t...

Thanks, all, for your replies. We have some real use cases where it adds value for our users to have parenthetical information appear in parentheses. I will submit this in Idea Exchange as suggested above or second the idea if already submitted by someone else. Appreciate your help. Best, M.L. d...

Are parentheses not allowed in Custom Form Field Labels? A user asked me to create a field on a Custom Form with a label that included open/close parentheses. When I type those characters as part of the name (label) for the field, Workfront doesn't recognize that I'd inputted anything; it simply doe...