Oooh! Very nice, @RhondaGTriggs!   That (showing the Tasks and Owners planned to be completed within the next 7 days from within a Project report) is a very useful bit of textmode, and is similar to our Hot Sheet solution, which also sorts the items, includes those that are late (optionally, in re...

Brilliant @William--,    Thanks for sharing: it’s in the vault!   Regards, Doug

  My pleasure @laurence_jayawardane, I'm glad you were able to adapt it to get what you need.   Regards, Doug 

  Hi @laurence_jayawardane,    Until dashboards have a "last viewed" feature, I invite you to consider:   making a dashboard report that retrieves the name of the dashboard of interest in column 1 and (optionally) the last run date of the reportsaving the report as "Last Run Audit [Dashboard Name]"a...

  Hi @JustinWa2,   Longshot, but if you add the same column to a view (or report) twice, only the first, from left to right, will allow editing.   Regards, Doug 

  Hi @Adorna11,   In addition to the native report suggestion @ElliotLeson offered, I invite you to consider our Capacity Charts solution, which allow you to easily create insightful resource management reports with only basic Workfront setup.   Regards, Doug

  Hi @J_Hobbs,   While you're waiting for this enhancement, I invite you to consider our Update Category solution (albeit a third party app, as @KierstenKollins mentioned)  to efficiently move parameters around in (large) custom forms.   Regards, Doug

  Following, and wondering...   IF (in caps) Workfront allowed User A to grant access for User B to "Login As" User A (only) so that User B could periodically do so in order to cover User A's complete desk while User A is away (and at that time, removes said access), since Workfront already properly...

  Spot on, @skyehansen. Full, recognizable names improve searching, conversation, and engagement. Hence this homework.   Regards, Doug  

  And thank YOU, Random Citizen: an excellent example to prove my point!   I look forward to reconnecting and addressing you properly once you've run through the above.   Regards, Doug