kind of but not really the way you want.   * you can always create a custom calculated field that would be placed on your issue/request and indicate from there whether it is "resolved" vs "not resolved"   * the only way to do this without a calculated field would be to group by the resolving object ...

I don't know that it's possible to show proofs with more that one stage. You can check for this in the API explorer. So you need to figure out other ways the two types of proof approval differ.   In your original post you mentioned that the second stage of review does not have a deadline -- implying...

if I'm reading this correctly, you have a regular queue that sends requests to a compliance project, and then routing in a bunch of other projects that send the issue to the same compliance project, which gets confusing because no one on the project can see if an issue has been sent to compliance. I...

it depends on your workflow. We have a very specific triaging process that involves the project team being assigned to the request so in this case, we would use the newer "resubmit" functionality to resubmit the request several times and change the deliverable each time. Then everything goes through...

that's interesting. I haven't seen that but also wondering if it's the difference between reply vs reply-all. Do you know which ones your users are doing, or are you saying it def happens with reply as well?

Barring any other restrictions you may not have mentioned, I feel like excel would be the best option. If you have any excel nerd in your org, they'd be able to make your spreadsheet a little more efficient in terms of flagging any duplicate values across 3 columns as well as provide you with a filt...

here's an overview of that behavior: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/manage-work/issues/convert-issues/resolving-and-resolvable-objects#synchronize-the-default-status-of-the-resolving-object-with-the-default-status-of-the-resolvable-object   Please note the blue box that s...

hi @MisaOs1 -- this is a customer facing site (for all customers). If you click on the three stripes in the upper left corner underneath the logo and then requests, there's probably a request queue set up for workfront support that you can use to communicate with your internal admins.

no, if it's a program report it would be more like   isActive=trueisActive_Mod=eqEXISTS:a:$$OBJCODE=PROJEXISTS:a:programID=FIELD:IDEXISTS:a:$$EXISTSMOD=NOTEXISTS   Lines 1 and 2 -- program is active Line 3 -- always required -- what are you looking for (projects) Line 4 -- always required -- a linki...

this question pops up from time to time, and there's not really a good solve for it at the moment. The solution tends to be like the one in this old post: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/highlighting-duplicate-values-in-a-report-column/m-p/747451#M67526   (group ...