The short answer is No, @vevommi. What you are describing is referred to as “cascading drop downs”. The concept has been around for many years, but it not supported within the native custom form logic. If you are determined to have something similar, though, I invite you to consider the following. ...

 Hi @StellaCh, I'd suggest you consider Workfront's native Baseline functionality which essentially captures the "structure" of the project the moment the Baseline is "taken" (whether also set as the Default baseline, against which Workfront's native reporting can then compare, or NOT as the Default...

 Happy Saturday @JohnJOSullivan, and nice timing. Yesterday, I lead a spontaneous conversation with a half dozen or so Fusion whizzes in which we exchanged several similar ideas around best practices, rules of thumbs, gotchas, and hopes and dreams. While it's fresh in my mind -- and with a tip of th...

 Yep: thanks @skyehansen; that very report is the one in the Package above that I mentioned. Regards,Doug

 Hi @RyanMcGee, In addition to the tip from @RandyRoberts, I invite you to consider deploying this User Project Count solution (as below) which shows the number of Projects per User in grid mode, and the number of Assignments per User in Chart mode. Regards,Doug  

 Hi @MoniqueEvans and @skyehansen, This one takes me back: one of my first tricks wayyyyyy back in the day was to automatically open an uploaded Microsoft MDB file that was stored within Workfront (nee AtTask) in a single click, which as I recall I accomplished using a file association and small lau...

 Hi @_Manish_Singh , There is no native MOD function, but IF(ROUND(hours/8) = hours/8),”8 Exactly”,”Not 8”) etc. is a possible workaround. Regards,Doug

 Hi @ibmfur, Even when it's not what you want to hear, sometimes it's helpful to hear it anyway, so to confirm your thoughts... yes, the way to do resource assignment in WF is based on tasks, i.e. the capacity per individual is a buildup of the time allocated against each tasks in a projectyes, the ...

 Hi @DaBell, For an idea (albeit not using Fusion), I invite you to consider our Excel Updater solution (which can also be scheduled, if desired). Regards,Doug

 Hi @richardrocca, @RandyRoberts has mentioned that the videos on https://www.make.com/en (from whence Fusion 2.0 originated) are very good. Regards,Doug