here is some documentation on when to use issues vs opTask   https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/manage-work/issues/issue-information/use-optask-instead-of-issue

Remove the "opTask" from your expression. and change it to issues.   displayname=Issues listdelimiter= listmethod=nested(issues).lists type=iterate valueexpression=CONCAT("• ",{name}) valueformat=HTML  

Hi @NicholeVargas - do you know if there will be any updates to the UI to allow this to happen again? It seems I can still do it completely through text mode, but I would love the dropdown to come back. 

     

The only way to do this is to run a project report and use text mode to get the milestones of tasks.   Example:   Text mode: displayname=*Name of your Column* listdelimiter=<div> listmethod=nested(tasks).lists type=iterate valueexpression=IF({milestone}.{ID}="**ID of your milestone**",CONCAT({plann...

You could use fusion to remove special characters when they are used. You can use the Text Parser - Replace to do it       https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront-fusion/using/references/apps-and-their-modules/tools-and-transformers/text-parser#match-pattern  

To accomplish what you need, you'll have to run a project report and then use text mode for your columns.   Example of how to get task details into columns on a project report using text mode. displayname=Document Receive Date listdelimiter=<div> listmethod=nested(tasks).lists textmode=true type=ite...

I would check with Adobe Support or your Adobe Rep. They can usually track down technical stuff. 

In Workload Balancer, you can show the projected dates.    

There is not a way to make them automatically appear. Workarounds:   Have them log time at the task level instead of at the timesheet level from the project. Once they log time on the task, it will then appear on their timesheetCreate filters for your users to uncover the tasks in a planning project...