thanks Vicky and Doug my workaround is to set up an excel spreadsheet to capture the info initially and then put the results of each capture into the description of the access level. There was probably a better way to handle this, but I tend to think in excel. The resulting spreadsheet lets me compa...

for us, "unregistered" users are users who were sent the automated workfront "welcome" email and then never used it to log in. (They are unregistered until they use that email link) After thirty days this email expires, and leaves the user as unregistered. The solution would be to not send out the e...

hi @Vicky Fitzgerald , basically everything I can see in an access level, is something I should be (would like to be) able to report on. This includes What the different settings available for each license type are set to, including fine-tuned settings What we've allowed administrative access for Wh...

The access levels report doesn't give me enough info about the settings on each access level. "Field Access Privileges" is the most detailed field, and it's still not enough detail. Has anyone any successful workaround for this? -skye

hi Vikki, there's no trickiness, feel free to go in there and play around (in the sandbox, if you are not certain). Calculated fields are very much like excel calculations, so if you even have an excel wizard on staff, they could probably help you with the syntax from time to time. It can be done in...

by the way, it doesn't apply to workfront document approvals either. Just task, issue and project approvals. When you click on Delegate My Approvals, the fine print makes it quite clear. -skye

This is just me, but: I would first double check to make sure it's not an issue with that project you screenshot. If she can't see the indent button and you can't see the indent button but then you can both see indent buttons with other projects, then the problem is located in the project (or set of...

I will definitely be there! So glad your problem was resolved.  -skye

that's what I was thinking I was going to have to do. It's just that we have over 300 templates, and I am guessing I would have to (and don't want to) make 300 sample projects in order to get a report going (at that point, it might just be easier to manually go into each template). -skye

well, I see why you're not using workminutesdiff, if everyone is on a different workday. I can't speak to changing your default schedule (probably you should try that out in the sandbox). Maybe can you show your other datediff equation to see what's going on? A weekdaydiff(date2,date1)*24 worked in ...