I really like the dual pane approach so you can edit the data and then see it reflected in the above chart. So much easier when you can see everything at once.  Do you use Portfolios and Programs to organize your Projects? YesDo your Programs have a special name in your industry or organization (e.g...

Oh man, that throws a wrench in my gears. I wonder if it's some kind of PBI setting?

I've toyed with the idea of using Fusion to export a report out to an external Excel, Google Sheet, Power BI chart and then put that window in a frame in a Workfront Dashboard. But alas, I've never gone further than thinking about it.

The calendar follows whatever the default timezone is for the instance. Other time zones and schedules are not honoured.

It should be noted that the calendar does NOT honour time zones. If your default time zone is US based and you have someone in Europe that set their time off to be all day, it will show as 2 days. This is why we cannot use the calendar for time-off. See image for reference.

So you want to display a field in a task report that sits on the reported task's parent task, right?

OK, so that means it has nothing to do with access level for the user. Do you have a service account or an account that's not a real person that you can play with? It could be that when the timesheet was closed, it locked it and recalling it doesn't change that. You could try doing the same thing wi...

The "Required Fields For Job Manager Approval" report is a task report, right? If you're reporting on that task, you can just list the assignee (the job manager), right? I don't think I'm understanding what you want to do because that seems too easy. Are you trying to list the assignee of another ta...

try giving that user admin access, then log in as them and see if you can edit the time. If yes, then lower that access to planner, try again. If yes, lower to worker again and try it. Maybe add that user to the project with manage access and see if that works. You'll need to try some things to nail...