Hrug, glad your workaround worked, but wondered what code you were using that didn't work. I'm late to the party but just wanted to mention Galen Malick found a solution that worked wonderfully as shown in this old post:https://one.workfront.com/s/question/0D50z00006Px3ZxCAJ/filter-not-blank-and-no...

@Dayna Stein‚ -- It's a very true story that you don't know what you don't know, and before we implement Workfront, we just don't know anything about how it's going to work for us. I would definitely audit your system regularly (once a year? Every other year?) with those questions you're thinking a...

haha! I don't even know why I said that. I totally misread the question. For some reason I thought it was asking about users in Home vs users in My Work. The fieldname for users in Classic vs New Experience is "Has Quicksilver". By now it's invisible, but for example I made a column thusly (stole t...

I think your logic is sound but perhaps your syntax is off. So my two tips below: 1) Try to start simpler before adding more punctuation? 2) Also, sometimes I like to take my calculation out completely, save the blank field, and add the calculation back in.  Ideal calcs of this nature would start o...

Narayan: correct, new experience bug only.

beautiful. Thank you, I'll hop on that case # shortly.

great, any chance one of you can submit a ticket to the helpdesk?  I already am struggling with two other tickets...

https://one.workfront.com/s/article/Create-a-Custom-Form-565122635?language=en_US You can read about the difference between “descriptive text” fields and “instructions” using the link above. Regardless, there isn’t a great way to handle content that needs to constantly change, before the form is su...

there's no way to access this on our (the customer) end.

I would probably just drop a descriptive text field right beside it. So basically have my date field, and then beside it a short line that says "Creative ads are due May 15."