Hi @WibkeKu,   On a hunch, I wonder if Recalculate Timelines might help the situation, and if so, invite you to consider our Recalc Helper, which we recently improved, which is why it came to mind. Happy to chat further via doug.denhoed@atappstore.com.   Regards, Doug 

  Certainly @_Manish_Singh,     Regards, Doug  

  Hi @_Manish_Singh,   Provided you have sufficient rights, log in to adminconsole.adobe.com > select your organization (top right) > click the three dots on the top menu > choose Settings > Business ID.   Regards, Doug    

  Thanks for posting this one @MorganHatcher (which I've Liked),   I was surprised when I first noticed this behavior, and we went to some extraordinary lengths to ensure that our AFA Burn Report and AFA Burn List solutions do show all numbers in a common currency, including a way to easily adjust t...

  Hi @tibormolnar (and those following),   As below, I am pleased to invite you to try out our Recalc Helper solution for 30 Days so users can easily ensure all of their Custom Data (and Timelines, and Expenses) are up to date.   Regards, Doug     CC: @SamTaylor 

  Hi @tibormolnar,   I've now completed my research:   I have tracked down the root cause of the behavior I was observingI can reproduce the behaviorI am observing a "loophole" in calculated parameter recalculations: a calculated parameter on one object type that refers to another -- i.e. on a progr...

Hi @AlyssaTrainor,   Another option is our Excel Updater solution which does Inserts and Updates, and has a video here that is fairly similar to the native Workfront Kickstart functionality.   Regards, Doug

  Hi Tibor,   Yes, although further confirmation, your summary matches my speculation so far, noting that I am also wondering:   whether the "|PortfolioMM" was intentionalif so, the purpose of the "|PortfolioMM" (e.g. the real-time onscreen recalcs)whether a "|PortfolioMM" will come back (behind the...

  Hi @tibormolnar,   Well, I will defer to @LilitM to explain the root cause, but after some bumpy API off roading and Form Builder experimentation, believe I’ve worked around it for now:   What eventually worked was to:   CUT the affected formulas outCHECK the Apply to existing calculations box (wi...

  Well, that was easy: first try.   To illustrate the aforementioned Dashboard Actions > Edit behavior, here is an example of The Malformed Shadow Box, and The Workaround.   Regards, Doug