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We have two dashboards (created by our WF consultant when we implemented WF a few years ago) that are attached to programs.  One shows project reports for the program--current projects, projects on hold/in planning, and closed projects.  The other dashboard shows task-based reports for the program.We currently have a user receiving the following message when trying to access the project-based dashboard from within programs:He has access to the programs and the projects within them; he also has explicit view access to the dashboard itself and can view it from the Dashboards module (just not within programs).  He can view the task-based dashboard from within a program.Any idea what might be causing this or how to fix it? 

In a custom form, I have a series of checkbox fields with image sizes on and I would like to know if there is a way to calculate the total number of options selected, multiply it by 0.25 (or 15 minutes) and use a calculated field to give me a total value (of time) it is estimated to take to complete. I am looking at ways of how to show the requestor the total amount of time it is likely to take for their request to be completed and then decide whether the qty they are asking has value for their request before it is submitted.This total amount of time can also be used within the task in the project. Does anyone know if this is possible? As currently adding any values to a checkbox field, the value cannot be the same. Thank you

Team I have adobe Workfront database data connected directly to snowflake via direct access share , do we have the same for azure databricks if so how could we connect to workfront database  

In an effort to clean up some of what was left from a previous SA, I would like to delete some of what I think are unused templates. I can't seem to get the right reporting to show me which active templates have not been used to create a project in the last year. Michelle Bowden Fiserv ETG

Huge thanks to our customers @ross_barton and Lindsay Love from Ologie for sharing their Workfront story and opening the doors to their Workfront world! As Workfronters, we are always looking for opportunities to see how other customers configure their system and manage their processes, so this was an amazing opportunity. And thank you to everyone who joined us live on this brand-new event! The ideas you all shared were golden! Along with the on-demand recording, we’ve included the tips that were shared in the chat:   Slide Deck PDF  Webinar recording  We’ve summarized a few of the tips from the chat:  Use Programs and break the phases & deliverables into separate smaller projects. Use a separate Custom Form “Campaign” field to break the Projects down further, but available for Groupings in Reports.  Use Task Descriptions to put more information in the Description, allowing you to cut down on some Tasks.  (Make sure your users are using a

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Is there a method to highlight duplicate values in a column in a report, similar to how Excel's conditional formatting works for highlighting duplicates?For example, if a column contains the value "123" twice, it should be flagged as a duplicate.

Is there a (calculated field, text mode?) way to transfer the data / selection of a field that is captured on a custom form at the project level, to a custom form on the Program of that project? Thanks in advance!

Hi All,I've created a few simple Fusion scenarios already and when an update was needed on a Task/Issue/Project/etc., I always used the Workfront "Create a record" Fusion module, selecting "Update" as record type:When I added a URL to the "Update Text" (as seen above) Workfront conveniently displayed that as a clickable link.But I always thought that it's not possible to create a link with a displayed text other then the URL, i.e. something like this:<a href="https://{{workfrontDomain}}/project/{{projectID}}">My Project</a>Maybe I tried it earlier and it didn't work, or I just made this up - I don't know any more. Today I set out to find a solution and I learnt a lot:.Updates are actually note records in Workfront.The note records have a noteText field and a html field. If both have a value, WF displays the html field's value.When using the Create Record module in Fusion and selecting "Update" as Record Type, Fusion actually creates a note record.In the same module (Cr

Hello! I created a new custom form for when our people need to make a request to a specific team, but for some reason I can't get it to show up in the dropdown when trying to submit the request. I checked and made sure the form is active and was shared correctly. Also, I can't figure out how to make sure that this form sends the requests to the right queue. Can anyone help? Thanks! Justin

I have built a task report that is pulling in tasks that have a specific custom form field on them. The tasks with the custom form field are parent tasks with the name of the deliverable, so there are lots of subtasks. I would like to add a column that lists the next subtask that is ready. I want to be able to see which subtask is next. I have done this on project reports before, but that text mode doesn't work in this report.  This is what I use on my project reports....description=Tasks Ready to Startdisplayname=Next Task(s)listdelimiter=<div>listmethod=nested(tasks).liststype=iteratevalueexpression=IF({canStart}&&{status}!='CPL'&&{status}!='NOT'&&{numberOfChildren}=0,CONCAT("•",{name}))valueformat=HTML

  Hi Folks,   Based on this interesting challenge from @mariacr2, I'm pleased to share the following technique to easily edit a custom data parameter (e.g. a Tactic Delivery Date on a particular Task) and have it "echo" to its peers (e.g. all other Tasks on the same Project), without Fusion, and always kept "fresh" after each page refresh.   Here's the textmode for the final column, noting that the trick is to go "up" (on a Task report or view) to each project.tasks in the nested listmethod:   displayname=Other Tactic Delivery Date(s) type=iterate listdelimiter=<p> listmethod=nested(project.tasks).lists valueexpression={DE:Tactic Delivery Date} valueformat=HTML   You could make the valueexpression more sophisticated (e.g. IF, CONCAT, etc.), and in a similar fashion, you could echo custom data between Issues on a Task or Project, Projects in a Program or Portfolio...lots of potential.   Enjoy, have fun, and if you put it to good use, I'd ap

Hello Workfront friends! I could use a little assistance on trying to run a report. In our instance, we have what I'll call a "parent" project in each Program. This project has a custom form tied to it where we collect certain metadata for reporting. There are "child projects" in each program related to that parent project - however the metadata is all really collected in that parent project. I'd like to run a report, and filter based on one of the fields in the "parent project" custom form, to pull into the report only certain parent projects. However, I'd also like the report to pull in all of the "child projects" that are in the same program as the filtered parent projects. Any suggestions on how to go about this? Many thanks in advance!

Hello, WF community! Looking for some input, would like to understand what different customers are doing that have group admins. How do you handle governance/change management/updates in production? Not governance in terms of access levels and such, more like processes among group & sys admins when it comes to making changes in production for their groups. Are you doing a free for all approach where the group admins can do whatever they want directly in prod? Or do you have an approval process of sorts like group admins make updates in sandbox and only sys admins can review and push to prod? If you have guardrails or an approval process, what is it? I'm sure there's a mix, so looking for examples on your approach to group vs. sys admin change management/controls around what goes live in production. Thank you in advance!