Hi @himabi6,   Untested, but I wonder if the native but relatively new Business Rules might be able check for (and ideally; especially if doing so also governed Fusion behavior, at the database level...) prevent duplicate project names.   On the tried and true front...   You could create a native ...

  Hi @KristenS_WF and @KierstenKollins,   Just a quick note of encouragement to confirm that workPerDate is worth pursuing.   I first discovered it about 3 years ago following a major rewrite WF made around Resource Management data storage, and since then have leveraged it to visualize work in many ...

  Hi @JustinRenteria2,   I invite you to review my Targeted Auditing post which might be of use.   Regards, Doug

UPDATE: see above for the new and improved link (since the old one now fails).   Regards, Doug

  Hi @MorganHatcher,   For Templates that warrant the following scrutiny, I invite you to consider:   periodically creating a "Template Audit XYZ Project As Of YYYY-MM-DD" from Template XYZ (at that point in time)mark that Project as (the built in) On Hold to preserve its default template settings (...

  Yes @JustinRenteria2,   I see duplicates. I see duplicates.   Regards, Doug

  Hi @JulieCh11,   If you go the Fusion route, rather than delete the hours, perhaps moving them (eg to a "Misplaced Hours" Task) would be more effective since it:   preserves the hourspreserves any hour commentsautomatically audits the behaviormakes such hours easily reported (and "deliverable) as ...

  Hi @RowvillBh1,   Yes, I invite you to consider my Targeted Auditing technique.   Regards, Doug

  Possibly @Jeremy_Berquest,   If you post your formula attempt (and tag me using @Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore) I'd be happy to take a look.   Regards, Doug

  Hi @VictoriaMo3,   Adding to what @skyehansen suggested, if you a SysAdmin, you could Login As the desired user, navigate to their timesheet, Pin and/or Favorite that page for them, take a screenshot, highlight the "click here" spot for future reference, and send that image to them.   Regards, Dou...