Hello,I am trying to create a template document that I will use to compile information about tasks and their subtasks from Workfront. The resulting document needs to be organized and easy to read for the end client. Currently I am trying to use the "Microsoft Word Template" aggregator to loop throug...

Hello, The map() function allows you to get a subarray using filtered values. For example, if I have map(People[]; first_name; age; 20), the results will be a subarray that contains all the first_name variables in array People[] where the age is equal to 20. I am wondering if there is a way to use t...

Hi Kiersten,If you get your tasks through a custom API call to Workfront, you could just add in field "project:ownerID" to the query. Then you'll get the ownerID of the project that the task lives under and you can assign it to wherever you like. Hope that helps!  

Hello Sam,I've also tried replicating your steps but it seems that the word doc squashes any formatting that was included in the text module. Do you have any advice on how to get formatting such as newlines and carriagereturns to persist in word?

Hello,According to the Adobe documentation on Microsoft Word Template Module, I should be able to loop through information using this format:{{#parentTask}}   {{parentTaskName}}{{/parentTask}} I would like to compile documentation on Workfront tasks and their children subtasks and would like to acco...

Hi Stuart,Your steps roughly worked for me. I was able to directly create a Document version by first doing a search to see if there was already an existing document with the same name. If there was a preexisting document, I'd get the ID of that document and create an "Upload Document" to Workfront ...