thank you for the additional investigation @Sven-iX  - I opened the network tab and saw something similar (decimal places = 2, or something to that tune) - I've raised a case with Adobe. 

Hi @Sven-iX  Yes there is, each of the values (as seen in the screenshots) represent a grouping of a custom field (single select) attached to a Project.

Hi @Sven-iX  the chart is showing the SUM of a currency field.  In the details view, it shows:  On the summary page, it shows: and finally, on the Chart page (bar chart in this instance), it shows:   

I have a column displaying currency from a custom field, the field formatting is set to show integers with no decimal places, but on the chart the decimal places show-up and users have asked for these to be removed. Is this possible?    

Hi @OmahaOmaha  An alternative approach would be to Parse the JSON output of the Typeahead read module using the method described in the following post. https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-fusion-2-0-questions/read-a-program-id-from-a-typeahead-field/td-p/732478

 

To retrieve the ID from a typeahead field, you need first to parse the Typeahead output using the Parse JSON Module, then use the ID from that module as the input for the subsequent module. Note, you will need to run the scenario with the Parse JSON module as the last module in order for module 3 to...

Thank you for pointing that out @KellieGardner. I've updated the text with the period in place of the colon The result is still a blank field Safe to conclude that using the calculated field method is optimal here?  

@Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore  the solution cited in the link you shared worked a treat. Using a calculated field to pull in the name and then reporting on that calculated field does the trick. Thank you very very much. Cian

Thank you Doug for the idea. I've updated that as suggested, unfortunately its still not pulling in that data. Has this worked for you? Here's the updated text