Yes - there was an earlier thread on this in the forum. Bottom line, its ugly. The reason its ugly is that the PTO / Vacation time is stored in a list and the list is not denormalized into a reporting object. That means all you can do is dump the list of dates by person. If you can’t find the ...

Well earned, too! I’m crawling through his code this very minute and I think I know how he built it. I’m going to venture out and make my first shared column report. Woooo! Wish me well.

Hi: There is an attribute on the task called “IS CRITICAL”. It tells you whether that particular task is on the critical path or not. WorkFront calculates the critical path correctly, btw, I’ve found an error in how it determines what is and what is not on the critical path. I have...

It worked for me too. Oh this is nice. Good job, Scott! Bonus Karma Points for you today. Eric

Scott - Amazing. Would you kindly cut and paste that Text Mode code into a reply or maybe upload a kickstart of this report? Thanks! Eric

Nope, not yet…

We just prefix it with the word “OBSOLETE”, like your “DO NOT USE”. Inelegant but because there is no way to hide queue topics, what else can we do? Thanks,Eric

<> You don’t need hearing aids to have that kind of discussion around the house. Her: Did you feed the dog? Me: Did I feel the hog? Say again? ☺

I’m just hitting reply. Let me know if I need to do something different… Thanks, Eric

Hi: You can map an attribute in your LDAP to WorkFront. You edit the SSO settings, scroll down and select Attribute Mapping. You have to have loaded the XML DDL (I think that is what it is called) so that you can map the WorkFront Attribute Access Level to the attribute in your LDAP. You should map ...