A colleague of mine experienced a bug where the task widget filtered by $$TODAY behaved inconsistently. It was fixed but maybe related? Also the My Work widget is reporting all tasks due today as late. Maybe that's related as well?

For me, the unsupported API is my default and the only one I ever use.

I should also add that using a calc field can "bridge the gap" when you want to report on something that's too many hops away.   If I want to know a project owner's manager's name on a document report; that's too many hops. But If I put a calc field on the document's project that lists the owner's m...

Although I'm happy with reporting as it is, I really like the field calc "wizard". I'd love to see that implemented in the report column builder text mode view.

Here's an example where I display the name of the Client Services lead for that client on the Project form, with lot's of screenshots: First enter a Typeahead field on your Company form that will house the Client Services Lead. I use a dot suffix in the name to identify my Typeahead fields (and I us...

agreed, I think this is the downfall of this feature. IMO, it is unwise to allow well-meaning but uneducated users to create views when they don't know what each field actually does.

I'm sure you could it with Fusion but I'm interested in knowing if anyone has done this with current WF functionality.

Is this what you're referring to? I have a few like that and I can select multiples and keep scrolling for more without the dropdown closing. See screenshots: TIP: if this solved your problem, I invite you to consider marking it as a Correct Answer to help others who might also find it of use.If yo...

Hi, Here's how mine is set up: In Environments I have Preview and Production with all the parameters in the screenshot In collections, I have some hierarchical folders set up with some different types of API calls I have 3 top tier folders where the Authorisation is defined as "apikey" I have subfol...

TIP:This is a good example of how to set a calc field to do it's thing once and then not change again, keeping it's original first calculation. I use the same logic to see if a task was copied from another project. On my global task form I set a calc field to record the task>projectID and then never...