I need to update a checkbox field on the oppty called IsTrue when there is an opportunity team member added (so, when an opportunity team member is not blank). Is this possible via workflow or process builder? if so how would it be done?
Is there ever a reason (aside from Outbound Messages) to use Workflow instead of Process Builder? Specifically a side-by-side comparison of how well each performs for single-condition field updates, for email alerts or for task creation.  This is not a question about differences (that's well documented) but whether there is any advantage to using Workflow at all.  Are there known obstacles that only exist in one but not the other that would help people decide when to use one or the other? Could be aspects like:   Resource Consumption  Time-based Behavior  Edge case options (e.g.selection of recipients for email) Deployment considerations
Is there a good casual online place to practice/learn bridge? I know that Pogo.com (which powers Yahoo Games) has a long running online bridge game and that there are a handful of places for serious tournament/MasterPoint level bridge players online (though most seem based on software written a decade or more ago) but are there any places to play, practice and learn bridge in a more casual manner? Ideally via a well designed modern piece of software? Unusual placing of a second impression of a USA visa immigration stamp. Does it mean anything? My parents traveled to the USA a couple of weeks ago (Caracas - Miami). It wasn't their first time; they've probably come and gone a dozen times by now, and they've never had a single issue. This time, the immigration guy was kind of pompous and, once they told him they weren't staying at a hotel but with some friends, he began looking at them somewhat funny. Finally, he stamped their passports (normally, with entry date and a 6-month term of stay) but he put an additional stamp, one that no one they asked had seen before:    It seems to be the same usual entry stamp, but cut in half. What does it mean? Should we be concerned? What would you call a person who doesn't want to learn anything new? Recommendations for Numerical Analysis texts? Why do the humans become sleepy after meals? Attributive or Possessive noun: the Dell Company's staff. or the Dell Company staff? In the following is it better to use a possessive noun with an apostrophe or an attributive noun without an apostrophe?     The following list details the assumptions that have been made in   conjunction with the Dell Company’s staff.   Or      The following list details the assumptions that have been made in   conjunction with the Dell Company staff.   Assume Company is the name of a company, such as Dell. Can someone suggest a way to compare the values of two dates greater than, less than, and not in the past using JavaScript? The values will be coming from text boxes. Does Ubuntu follow the Linux Standard Base (LSB)? Meaning of 'const' last in a function declaration of a class? How can I provide anonymous user to access my REST GET API without providing any auth information? The Drupal 8 REST UI configuration page asks me to select Authentication providers for GET method; otherwise, it doesn't allow me to export the REST request.  How can I provide anonymous user to access my REST GET API without providing any auth information? Support showing image in original size in overlay Careers Stack Overflow - Tag "ruby-on-rails" returns jobs that don't contain the tag I was reading a  where the author mentions: "The coefficient of variation is primarily a descriptive statistic, but it is amenable to statistical inferences such as null hypothesis testing or confidence intervals. Standard procedures are often very dependent of the normality assumption and current work is exploring alternative procedures which are less dependent on this normality assumption."  The paper is from 2010. So my question is: has there been any recent "advancements" in terms of a coefficient of variation statistic that is not dependent upon the normality assumption? And, is this what one may call a non-parametric CV? How can I test within a document, whether or not the initial  \documentclass[a4paper,11pt,twoside,fleqn,draft]{report}   includes the "draft" option? My naive attempt  \newif\ifmydraft \mydraftfalse \DeclareOption{draft}{\mydrafttrue}   does not work, and breaks a later \usepackage command. Apache reverse proxy error page when proxied server is down I am using Apache2 as a reverse proxy for tomcat, my configuration being something like:  ProxyRequests Off  ProxyPass        / http://localhost:8080/ ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8080/   My question is: can I configure Apache to show up a courtesy page (an "under construction" HTML static page) whenever Tomcat is down? Is there a continuous function such that $\int_0^{\infty} f(x)dx$ converges, yet $\lim_{x\rightarrow \infty}f(x) \ne 0$? Setup or "set up"? The word setup (as a noun), I feel, has become an acceptable part of the English language, at least insofar as technical manuals or computer textbooks are concerned. However I find that the word is used very often in verb form like so:     "You can setup the program quite easily ..."   when in fact my understanding is that the actual sentence should be:     "You can set up the program quite easily ..."   I would like to know if setup can be used as a verb. The situation seems be very similar to the word output (as a noun). Output is a purely technical word and its use is restricted solely to technical texts or at least in a technical context within non-technical books. However it is also used in verb form now like so:     "The system will output the signal ..."   I would be very grateful if this question is answered. Thank you Java: GUI - JButton opening new JPanel and reading the JTextFields Firefox browser opens but URL is not launched Fluent and Query Expression — Is there any benefit(s) of one over other? LINQ is one of the greatest improvements to .NET since generics and it saves me tons of time, and lines of code.  However, the fluent syntax seems to come much more natural to me than the query expression syntax.  var title = entries.Where(e =&gt; e.Approved)     .OrderBy(e =&gt; e.Rating).Select(e =&gt; e.Title)     .FirstOrDefault();  var query = (from e in entries              where e.Approved              orderby e.Rating              select e.Title).FirstOrDefault();   Is there any difference between the two or is there any particular benefit of one over other?