Hey Sydney, No problem, it's actually very simple. Let's take the following scenario: Form name: Campaign Info Fields: Drop-down: New or Established: New service area or Existing service area Multi-select: State: Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Ohio, Maryland, New York, Nevada, New Mexico, Georgia, Texas, Hawaii, Utah, Florida Calculated field: Name: Sales Location, Description: Where we can sale too, Calculation: State Let's apply this to a task on a project. You've been asked to set up marketing materials for a new sales campaign. You create a task called "South West Campaign, New" You apply a custom form called Campaign Info to the task, and are given 2 fields you can put data in, with a calculated field that shows the values of the second field. Field 1 is "New or Established" and you drop down the choices and select "New". Field 2 is "State", you'll select the locations available, so let's say Arizona, California, and Nevada. Once you hit "Save", you'll see the Calculated field called "Sales Location" display "Arizona California Nevada", because the calculation was just "State", otherwise it's calling to the field "State" and what exists in that field. I hope this helps! Thanks, Dustin Martin Assigned Support Engineer Workfront
