Have you explored the options in Scenario Settings yet? There's some overall 'how should this scenario behave if there's an issue' settings that might help with your challenge. I think 'Allow storing incomplete executions' may help you to start, along with considering how many failed executions are ...

For the field formatting, you'll want to set the field type to 'Currency' in that case. You do that when you put the field on the form initially. If you have an existing field and forgot to set it properly during creation, you CAN try simply changing the field to Currency/Numeric and saving the edit...

Your best bet is a calendar report, which provides a filter specifically for that functionality. From the 'Advanced Item' menu, there's an option right in the middle for 'Time Off' that will pull in those records. Supports most standard 'User' type fields - by Manager, Team, Group etc.    

Generally when I run into Fusion doing things more times than I expect, it's because in the underlying data there really ARE multiple things happening even though it seems like there should only be one. In this example, you see the action "issue was rejected, therefore status changed to XYZ" as a si...

I haven't been able to find one in our instance either, though would also appreciate this as a feature. Even if only an admin could do it, that would be enough to prevent completely losing a board created by a user who left the company. 

For future troubleshooting purposes, the attribute mapping in the SSO panel is reapplied every time the user logs into Workfront. So if you ever do need to configure a user to a different company, that won't be a safe attribute mapping to use anymore if the user is also coming in via SSO. You'll upd...

That will teach me to answer questions before coffee! Read that completely backwards. I know I've done something in text mode before where I had 3 shared columns and used conditional formatting logic to display clickable icons based on whether or not certain fields were filled out with URLs. Not qui...

To modify the text's appearance (bold, italic etc), you can wrap the 'value' portion of your column in HTML tags. My sample below would render as: Refresh Requirements:  <value in the column.9 field>Refresh Owner:  <value in the column 11 field> Bonus: The "<br>" tag in line 10 is what causes the li...