@skyehansen I should have caught up on my emails before posting.  From support"To clarify: when an issue is converted into a project, the project's start date is automatically set to the issue's original creation date. This is standard behavior intended to reflect the true timeline of when the work ...

@skyehansen , thank you for all the help!  I opened a ticket with support.  I'll let you know what they say.

@skyehansen I'm not seeing the same behavior in my instance.  My execs are currently system admins, but I went into preview and changed his access and tried, and the project start date was still the request date.  I logged in as a couple other users with different access levels too, and the project ...

Thank you both for your suggestions and confirming that we'll need something manual. @skyehansen @Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore 

I have noticed the same problem in my instance.

In our process, new projects are requested through a request queue.  Project requests show up in the "Project Requests" project.  One of our executives then converts the request/issue into a project using a template.The concern is requests/issues aren't always converted to a project the day they're ...

I have also felt (and talked to my Workfront Account Manager) that support has been giving me the runaround more and more often.

@TaylorPasley , my IT department administers the Admin Console.  I'm only the admin for Workfront, but I'm THE admin for Workfront.  I'm concerned about this becoming the only way to change authorized support contacts.  This seems like a change that will just slow things down.

Hi @lindselib , I have a similar concept in the Innovation lab, to sort with project team members first.  Here's a link.  https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-ideas/order-autofill-assignments-and-tagging-by-people-on-the-project/idi-p/529342

@Simon_ULe got it.  You could also try using "contains" instead of "equals".  Then you can type in their full name.  It just won't autofill anything or let you select from a list.  But yes, this can be frustrating.