Hey @Madalyn_Destafney, I noticed that your Home Group ID filter says "Home Group: ID". Have you tried "User: Home Group ID" instead?

Is there a way that I can get certain task-level updates to show at the project-level? Specifically I'm looking to show the task percent-complete at the project level.When I go to the task "updates" section, I can see the task's percent-complete listed (e.g. Jim said this is 73% done.)When I go to t...

I'm not sure about Note/User ID. Choosing Note >> Owner ID Equal $$User.ID works for me. Here's the Text Mode:ownerID=$$USER.IDownerID_Mod=in

I agree. Although I think being able to set the default filter to ANY custom filter would be even better!

I've only ever done it by keeping the PDF completely in Workfront:Create a generic project.Upload your PDF to the Documents folder of the generic project.Click on your uploaded file so that you're previewing the PDF in your browser window.Copy the URL.Navigate to your custom form.Select "Add New Fie...

Ah, you may be out of luck. It looks like the field you're referencing may be a "Text Field with Formatting." As far as I'm aware, we can't perform calculations on Rich Text fields. I've dug around on the forums but haven't found any examples of someone getting a valueexpression= to work on a Rich T...

@NishaPatel the code you posted works for me if I replace "Description - please provide detail on your request" with "description" (since that's the name of the default project description field that I use).Can you add the original field "Description - please provide detail on your request" to your ...

Thanks for the clarification. A calculated field created through Setup >> Custom Forms is different than a calculated field you create directly in a report or view. Here's a good explanation of the differences.It's possible that your original calculation was not being triggered correctly. My underst...

@MariaSh1 just to clarify, are you saying that you had both a calculated custom field (e.g. created in the Setup >> Custom Forms section) and a report-only calculated field with the same name?

I agree with @VictoriaLinn, I think you need the division to get it to work correctly. Depending on how DE:SOW Hours is setup, you may also need the division at that level as well. Potentially like this:CONCAT(SUB({DE:SOW Hours},{actualWorkRequired})/60)