I am just having a mental block on this one… I have two fields on an assignment report: workRequired (hours assigned to user on a task)actualWorkCompleted (hours logged by that assigned user against that task) These work fine. But I am trying to conditionally format the actualWorkCompleted value b...

Ability to choose if a report/view is auto-expanded or auto-collapsed. For us, this need varies from view-to-view and report-to-report. Even more advanced would be for reports with multiple levels of grouping to be able to say "Level 1 = Collapsed, Level 2 = Collapsed, Level 3 = Expanded, Level 4 = ...

In Classic, this requires giving an admin-level (manager-level?) of access we didn't feel comfortable giving, so was not an option. Like @Andrzej Muca - Inactive‚ , I look forward to being able to report-out for Review-only users as well.

This trick should work, but requires that the user even bothers to use the report/view; it's not mandatory.

Since our requesters barely take the training and don't have enough time on their hands to poke around, we found that to "lock them out of the request once submitted" was a matter of simply providing a dashboard that give them the status of the ongoing project, but no access to the project itself, a...

We have a similar need: I have a financial report where there is a need for "between" but not the other dozen or more types. But to go through all the possible iterations of "between" the user might need and pre-define them is really not viable.

That's a project-level custom form, but I believe @Cheryl Lutmer‚ is referring to an Expense form. I asked Support about this (we need the same thing), but was told that option is not available.

We found this very difficult after our first year with WF. Man, I can't believe it's been a year already… Our users don't want to speak their minds candidly about what's painful (with those few exceptions every office has) or can't quite articulate their needs. Or are just too busy to stop and be ...

+1 to this, @Chris Budgen‚

Nice tip, thanks!