After further research I have found that the selections in a multiselect field are not always stored the same way, even if the same selections are made. So if A, B and C are selected for multiple entries they may be stored in one as A-B-C and another as B-A-C, etc, so they wouldn't end up grouped to...

Yes, multiselect fields are not allowed to be grouped in the reporting system. As you suggested, it would complicate the results. If you had portfolio options of A, B, C, D, E you could end up with groupings of any of the 5 options individually plus additional groupings for any combination of option...

Delegating ownership of proofs should include the ability to upload a new version. Can you please report this to Support? https://experienceleague.adobe.com/?lang=en&support-tab=home#support

A user must have a license to make a request or have a request made in their behalf, even by email. This is a good thing because then the person making the request can monitor it and collaborate as needed. Requestor and Reviewer licenses are unlimited and are commonly used for users who don't work o...

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Thanks for bringing that up. The answer is that Analytics comes with the Workfront Business and Enterprise packages. It's not a separate add-on. I'll add that information to the training.

These 15 minute jobs could be either tasks or issues, whichever works best for you. Either way they would be in a project. The general rule is to use tasks for "planned work" and issues for "unplanned work", and they are normally easiest to manage that way. So if your jobs are planned you could put ...

Sorry for the confusion, but this course is about Workfront Analytics, also referred to as Enhanced Analytics. It's a totally different thing than Adobe Analytics. You can learn more about Adobe Analytics here: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics-learn/tutorials/overview.html?lang=en

Thanks for letting me know! Advanced reporting has now been migrated to Experience League. Thanks to your comment I updated the "Understand basic text mode for filters" video to show that.