Hi Brady,   There is no native functionality that would do this. The only way to do this in an automated way would be via the Workfront API. If you have Fusion, a simple scenario could be developed that will look for users that have not logged in for more than 90 days and automatically send a messag...

Hi Christina,   As you've probably seen, the scheduling options are quite limited. You can schedule for specific days, or months, but when the day could be different on each month or quarter based on the periods you have outlined, it isn't possible.   An approach you could explore would be to set up...

Hmm, ok.   One other thing I can think of . . . .    Are the affected tasks successors to other tasks (i.e., have predecessors) that are delayed or have not started? I seem to recall coming across a similar issue in the past and it was due to the projected start dates of those tasks not falling with...

Hi Justin,   Have you checked that the work that is assigned to these users is within the date range of the timesheet? i.e., planned start/completion date falls within the timesheet date range?   Best Regards, Rich. 

Hi,   This error message usually occurs when you are attempting to update a custom field on an object when there is no custom form attached. Try adding the custom form ID to the categoryID field in your API call and this should resolve the problem.   Best Regards, Rich. 

Hi Danielle, I don't believe there is a way to re-order favourites other than what you have outlined (remove and re-add to put to the top of the list). This sounds like a great idea for some improved functionality though! I'd recommend submitting this to Adobe as an idea for improved functionality h...

Hi, Using the following text mode in a view on a document report should do it.   displayname=Issue Owner linkedname=opTask namekey=view.relatedcolumn namekeyargkey.0=opTask namekeyargkey.1=owner namekeyargkey.2=name querysort=opTask:owner:name textmode=true valuefield=opTask:owner:name valueformat=H...

Hi Travis, You're right, unfortunately, this isn't possible. Calculated fields on one project cannot reference data on another project. What you could do, however, is build a report that utilises a prompt. Users could enter the name of the project that they want to reference within that prompt and t...

Hi, The following text mode would do it: displayname=Days on Holdlinkedname=projectnamekey=view.relatedcolumnnamekeyargkey.0=projectnamekeyargkey.1=Days Project Has Been On Holdquerysort=DE:project:Days Project Has Been On Holdtextmode=truevalueexpression=SUM({project}.{DE:Days Project Has Been On H...

Hi Mark, It looks like you've explored all possible avenues. As you've already seen, when you place a dashboard as a custom tab on a project, the filters in that dashboard default to the project it is being viewed on. This is by design and as far as I'm aware, there is no way to overrule this other ...