I can confirm that @DianneCa's approach worked for me. In my case, I removed and re-added the user altogether.

Thank you, @Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore . I think I once knew about the master Recalculate Timelines button in the Diagnostics area, so I appreciate the reminder. Support also gave me a filter that non-admins can use, but for each use that takes a little adjusting here and there so as not to send the ...

We work around this by exporting the PowerPoint Notes view and uploading that as the proof. But we've long wanted a native adaptation so we don't have to push the export buttons.

Oh my! Those project rules are delightful—but they don't get me where I need to be for this particular case. If there was a comparable function for tasks, that would probably accomplish what I need. In this case, I could say, "If someone is assigned to a task, grant their team/group/company access t...

Description - Today I learned from the Grant access to projects | Adobe Workfront article that you can create rules based on when a user of that Access Level creates a project. It would be amazing to have a comparable function for Tasks.Why is this feature important to you - When working with vendor...

I considered the project sharing setting in the template; I use that function frequently. However there is no consistent link to the types of templates that these users will participate in.I suspect my project owners are going to have to continue to manually share individual projects.

Is there a way to share a project to a team, group, or company when a user within that team/group/company is assigned?I suspect this is something Fusion might solve, but we don't have Fusion.

Thank you, @CynthiaBoon, for trying to address this.Two things:I've only heard reasons why resource pools can be helpful; not why they're required. If we don't use Resource Pools, does Planner not fully function?What if we don't yet know what the resource pools should be for projects? In my organiza...

I think it's in a decent shape to share. Template overviewThere are four categories of work: Prepare, Translate, Localization and review, Close out. The flow of work assumes that:There is a base file (in our case, the US version) that gets localized first, then translated.The localized files are sen...

Eventually I hope to get to the nirvana of build-your-own based on add-on templates. For now it's Everything Bagel (a nickname I'm now going to hide as an Easter egg in the template).Because we're transitioning from Everyone Is Master to Admin is Master, we also have "blank" templates that have basi...