I didn't end-up needing a field on a custom form, I did it all directly on the report: displayname=Elapsed Weekdaystextmode=truevalueexpression=WEEKDAYDIFF({entryDate},IF(ISBLANK({resolveTask}.{entryDate})=true,{resolveProject}.{entryDate},{resolveTask}.{entryDate}))valueformat=HTML

I think I figured it out; seems the order of the dates makes a difference in WEEKDAYDIFF: valueexpression=WEEKDAYDIFF({entryDate},IF(ISBLANK({resolveTask}.{entryDate})=true,{resolveProject}.{entryDate},{resolveTask}.{entryDate})) Didn't think it would make a difference, but apparently the earliest d...

Anthony, Yeah, this works fine on an Issue Report: displayname=Work Start Datetextmode=truevalueexpression=IF(ISBLANK({resolveTask}.{entryDate})=true,{resolveProject}.{entryDate},{resolveTask}.{entryDate})valueformat=atDate I assume if atDate works, then the output from the Value Expression is a d...

I have a request for getting the elapsed time from when an Issue is submitted (in a stand-alone request queue project) to when it was converted to a project or task (in a separate project from the Issue). So the first trick was getting the start date that the Issue was accepted and converted, which ...

As our Resource Managers get more comfortable with their tools in Workfront, they are also finding big hinderences: Workload Balancer - Planned vs. Actual Rolloverhttps://one.workfront.com/s/idea/0874X000000oONaQAM/detail Workload Balancer - Role Placeholder Allocation for Unassigned Workhttps://one...

Side-by-side as in Classic. Also compact like Classic. Or, decoupled somehow as two separate UI elements as Doug seems to be suggesting.

I was out on vacation last week but…sign me up!

Proof Appovals or Workfront Proof? Because for high-res packaging mechanicals, 5+ minutes is not unusual and we have some proofs that can take 20 minutes to generate. I think the longest has been 39 minutes.

Yeah, WF is tricky enough to manage and use, and breathing on it wrong can cause things to act odd so...no pranking. All three of us admins are too up to our eyeballs as it is…

Given the plethora of possible causes involved, I'd be curious about the direction of such a discussion myself. But to be fair, where to start; any ideas?  Me personally, it's equal part "vent" and "looking for solutions."