If you are creating a workflow at the Project level, you do not need FindObject, the parent project ID is an available field to choose from.
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FollowAlternative to FindObject() in workflow
Is there an alternative to FindObject() that I can use in a workflow? I want to move a project to a different Parent Project when it is marked 'Active', but i need to find that Project ID
Thanks Robert
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I have a field 'Plant' that is also the name of the folder i want to move the project to once it is active, so i need to find the ID of the Project Named 'Plant', not the current Parent
I would also like to know if there is an alternative to FindObject for locating a record to link to. My use case is as follows:
- Some 'new order' projects require a software update. We have a WFR that identifies the need, based on specific field values.
- We sometimes receive multiple 'new order' projects for the same customer from Salesforce.
- We only need one update request for any given customer at any given time.
- We have implemented an Updates custom objects to track update requests and deployments.
- There is an Update Project Link table so that we can associated multiple projects for the same customer to a single Update record.
So when those projects come in, we would like to identify if an active update request exists and either link to the existing record or create a new one and link to that.
Is there a way to identify the existence of a record in a separate object/table using a WFR?