If you're putting the dashboard that houses that report in the left nav for projects (or programs), you don't need any filter. Once the report if effectively on that project it will only pull expenses that are in that same project.

I can still see it

Yes, in my previous instance we set the completion date of the Launch task based on a date that was captured in a custom form using Fusion. And somebody in my new instance just asked me earlier this week about setting a planned start date via Fusion. You'll need to set not only the planned completio...

I've opted our instance out of the new Home. We're working on implementation now, with completely new users most of them don't know enough about what they will need to see to set up Home themselves. Without a way for Admins to give them a starting place, we've decided to opt out for now.   BUT today...

Hi @BarbBaker  here are my notes for an Updates Search, I wish I could claim I came up with this, but that was @CathyGlennTFS  First, you’ll need to create a new report with the following items:Report type: NoteReport Settings:Report Title <optional>: Update/Note SearchSet the “When Report Loads, sh...

LOL It's so great to know I'm not the only one who dreams in Workfront!

I haven't heard anything about that lately, but I do have a report/dashboard that can be added to the left nav of a project which allows you to search within that project for an update. I can post the notes on creating that if you're interested.

@KellieGardner how would you want to go about determining what that %complete should be? Is a matter of (task 1, for example), the planned start date was 5 days ago in a 10 day duration task, so we should be 50% done by now? Workfront will divide your 40 hours evenly over those 10 days, so I don't t...

Unfortunately, the OR statement can be dicey... your first set of filters might exclude "Internal Meetings," then your second set might exclude "External Meetings," but since "Internal Meetings" aren't excluded by that second filter set, they would still pull in based on that set of filters - I've r...

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