Hello, I do not find a column called Current Task in the standard mode within a project report.Possibly it is a custom field, that someone in your organization created. You can click on the column and select Switch to Text Mode to see, what field is called here. You will find it under an entry which...

Hello Stacey, unfortunately we do not have this module on our instance yet.But did you try to use an encrypted connection?Somewhere in the module you should find a corresponding setting (perhaps under Advanced settings).  RegardsLars

Hi, a dashboard is just a collection of one ore multiple reports. So you need to have a look which reports are integrated and which filters they use... Having this information, you can do a GET request to the endpoint OPTASK to get your specific issue IDs. RegardsLars

Hi, I would start with a Watch Event module, which watches for new (not updated) issues. In the next step, use the Misc action module with Document as Record Type and createProof as action. For the advancedProofingOptions you can use this as orientation:{ "stages": [ { "name"...

Hello, to make it not too complicated, I would think about using a Set Variable module to make your calculation followed by a Router module, which uses a filter (e.g. variableName < 7). RegardsLars

Hello Lalit, can you please post your full API call? Besides that, did you also try the same using the current API (version 18)? v9.0 is a bit outdated...  RegardsLars

Hello Matt, Unfortunately it is not yet possible to reference collections in a calculated field, so without Fusion or something similar, this will be impossible.  RegardsLars

Hi, I do not have any experience with Azure DevOps, but I would suggest having a look into their API. With the Workfront Fusion DevTool, you should examine, how the API call of your module looks like and if you are able to configure it to get, what you are expecting. RegardsLars

Hello @DeborahLeigh123, the code is also working for me in a project report and just helped me to propably find a solution for this. RegardsLars

Ok, wow...I think I just accidentally stumbled upon a (partly) solution, when reading this thread. As all assigned users to tasks under a project can also be queried using the projectUsers collection, you can use something like this:valueexpression=CONCAT({user}.{role}, " - ",{user}.{name}) listdeli...