Hi @Vazgen Babayan‚ , in our case we calculate the capacity (norm-time) for a certain period based on the users schedule. The next level are the available hours which take the capacity minus all planned absences (PTO, Public Holidays). Norm-Times and Available Days are not only important for plannin...
@Doug Den Hoed‚ IDK if this case fits, but we are calling a collection of Tasks on a project to check if the prices are set, it looks something like this: displayname=Taskslistdelimiter=<p>listmethod=nested(tasks)textmode=truetype=iterateusewidths=truevalueexpression=SORTASCSTRING(CONCAT({name}," -...
We are using a custom field "Termination Date" on the user and check for that every night. A process grabs all the timesheets after that date and if there are no hours encoded on them, they get deleted otherwise, the local admin team gets informed. We also delete any auto-created hours (e.g. Public ...
Hi Randy, you can find a little documentation at https://one.workfront.com/s/document-item?bundleId=workfront-classic&topicId=Content%2FWF_API%2FGeneral%2Fapi-basics.html For just getting a count, this one would be more effective: count E.g. https://emakina.my.workfront.com/attask/api/v11.0/tshet/...
Hi Joanna, if it is just about not automatically appearing, it should be enough to either keep the project in the status "Planned" or set the planned dates in the future or the past. Although this will not stop the user from manually adding the task to their timesheet.
Hi Barry, good news is, you are not alone! we have exactly the same issue in sandbox on CL04. Bad news is a ticket is pending for the last three weeks or soand hasn't been resolved yet Best wishes from AustriaChris
If you are using Fusion or built some custom code to work with the API, you can force the recalc off those fields in automated intervals. This should at least remedy the "stale data" issue
Hi, we solve this by a business rule that defines that each employee has to timesheet a minimum norm-time. So any type of absences are tracked on a project as well as any internal tasks. We even have a "Time on the beach" project for anything you cannot account for. With that data we can simply repo...