Hi: Nope, not the same. https://support.workfront.com/hc/en-us/articles/218111737-Task-Duration-Type-Formulas Here is my summary: · Simple - you tell it how many planned hours each resource gets, and you set the difference between the start and completion date using Duration - they aren’t ...

Hi: To change the auto-logout settings, go to Setup, scroll all the way down, select System, then Preferences (bottom of the list). Look for the line “automatically log user out after” and a dropdown list. Pick whatever you want. Now on to the interesting part. What setting should you pi...

Hi - Pinned tasks will remain there even after the project is closed. You can’t charge time to the task, but it is there clogging up things. You’ll want to unpin tasks from projects that are completed. Have fun! Eric

Hi: Open a timesheet. Point to the area just left of the icon, a push-pin will appear (see the Project Initiation Approved line item below). Click that push pin and it will be there permanently (see the Commodity information must be send …. Line item). [cid:image001.jpg@01D29D9E.F740AC10] Try ...

Hi: We haven’t seen that problem. Hmmm, that must be annoying! I found for some reason a lot of people here pin tasks to their timesheet. Those never fall off. Eric

Hi: It took a little while, less than a half hour to adjust the existing Layouts (with existing user assignments) to remove the Baseline. That was easy. When a project is approved, it automatically snaps a baseline, yes. Cool stuff. Eric

Hi: Exactly right. The PMO uses a different layout than everyone else. The PMO Layout is the only layout that hasn’t hidden the Baseline menu option. [cid:image001.jpg@01D29CBF.E61D1D40] Keep the questions coming! Eric

Hi: We have determined that a Baseline represents the last approved state of the project. By state, I mean mostly labor hours and cost. WorkFront is our system of record for Labor hours. We have removed everyone’s ability to snap baselines except the PMO. We had PMs gaming the system by adjust...

Hi: DATEDIFF doesn’t give you the difference between the calendar days - it gives you the number of days between the two date-time values. https://support.workfront.com/hc/en-us/articles/217196767-Understanding-Calculated-Data-Expressions If the first date is “2017-01-01 16:00:00” ...

Hi: I’m an Eric. I’ll answer the questions below… 1) Do we use the WorkFront Capacity Planner? --> Not in regular weekly use. We struggle to get the project plan quality high enough to use the Capacity Planner meaningfully. We’ve used it in the past, wondered about the result...