Hi @Justin_Charles, Provided your new Projects always have a custom form, I suggest you add a new calculated parameter to that (those) form(s) called Created Using Template, save the form, then set the formula to: IF(ISBLANK({DE:Created Using Template}),IF(ISBLANK({templateID},”No”,”Yes”),{DE:Create...

  Hi @JonGe1,   Statistically speaking (suspecting once a Task is in such a state, it is no longer "touched") you might get away with assuming that the Last Update Date is the one to use.   If that's not a good assumption, let me know; I have another idea, too (but it's a bit more complicated).   Re...

  Brilliant @Yurky ,   Now THAT is a simple answer to a long sought after question! Thanks for sharing!   Regards, Doug    

  Hi @MelissaDa,   One pattern is to have a calculated custom parameter check a task for its own Work Category, and if it is blank, "move up" to check the parent(s) until a value is found, such as this:   IF(ISBLANK({DE:Work Category}),IF(ISBLANK(parent.{DE:Work Category}),...,parent.{DE:Work Catego...

  Hi @rowvill,   In addition to the global setting @Richard_Le_  mentioned, you might also consider experimenting (in your preview environment first, I'd suggest) with the three-character status codes behind the Issue and Project statuses (and Tasks, for that matter). Although I've not done so mysel...

Hi @Dusty_H,   In that case, I agree with @The_Real_Melinda_Layten and encourage you to change your process: add the Error custom form to an Issue, and raise 1:many Issues (errors) per Task (job), then allowing you to easily create an Issue report with the one-row-per-error you sought in your initia...

  Hi @NickSkidmore,   Coming from another angle...perhaps rather than notifications, it's time to consider leveraging dashboards, which would persistently show all of the data that is in a particular status so that the interested users can then take the appropriate action, as per this Switchback Wor...

  Thanks for meeting with me on this yesterday, @Kurt_Jones,   Hey folks! I'm pleased to announce that the Package of Kurt's Generic Proof Approvals Report is now available for anyone interest to deploy into their own Workfront domain, as follows:   Log In to AtAppStore (or Create Account if it's yo...

  Hi @The_Real_Melinda_Layten,   To answer your questions in order...no, no, and yes you can't.   Given that, if you'd like to chat about a (yes you can) Magic Report to do so sometime, please drop me a line at doug.denhoed@atappstore.com; it would be great to work together again.   Regards, Doug 

  Hi @Dusty_H,   I'm not proud of this one, but having thought of it, will offer it anyway.   As you've observed, a particular item report (e.g. Project, Task, Issue, etc.) will only return one row per item (i.e. "Job" in your case, mapping to its corresponding Workfront object).   Given your existi...