Hi @BHicks, I invite you to consider having us perform a Config Merge for you, which is a subset of our Workfront Merge/Split service, and (in contrast) normally takes less than a day to conduct. Happy to chat further via doug.denhoed@atappstore.com when you're ready. Regards,Doug

 Hi @AdamCnote, To visualize Program start and ends, I invite you to consider our MarCom Gantt solution, including this video which shows it in action. Regards,Doug 

 Hi @AbiBeggs, I invite you to consider this Tunnel Of Death post, and/or using a NOTEXISTS filter. Regards,Doug

 Hi @stuartcairns, I read the email today of the above post with your name on it, nodded in agreement while doing so, then did a double-take when I read "Doug" at the bottom and realized the email was an assertion you'd Liked it. Enjoy the humor (as I am), and thanks for teeing it up. Along this lin...

 Hi @Kiersten_K, Hi Kiersten, For such specific situations, I invite you to consider our Excel Updater solution which can update Template Tasks across multiple Templates (and more...), as well as our Sync Template solution, which allows you to periodically Template Tasks as things change, then synch...

 I am, @PoppyJennings, gently; and trying to soften the news by offering the CONCAT alternative. Regards,Doug 

 Hi @PoppyJennings, Since CASE will not work in this...case...(noting that that this documentation confirms it is intended to resolve against an index number)... To avoid the nested IFs, I invite you to consider this alternative, which works with text and although longer, might be easier to maintain...

 Hi @HazelNB, This filter will pull the currently logged in user's (via $$USER.ID) Assigned Tasks, even if they are not the Primary Assignee: NOTE: image corrected to match the one I intended, as @Rafal_Bainie spotted -- thank you for catching my error, Raf! Regards,Doug  

 Hi @HazelNB, The Task Assigned To ID restricts the result (1:1) to the Primary Assignee, vs the (1:many) Assignments ID(s), so if the user in question (or $$USER.ID, more generically) is Assigned to a Task but is NOT the Primary Assignee, that Task would be excluded, which might explain your sporad...

 That is awesome Chloe,I'm glad it's doing the trick, and yep: this one is a must have for everyone who uses Favorites. Regards,Doug