I'm wondering if faking it is good enough. Can you put a year on the company object that everyone is in (hopefully you only have the one company) and then create a calculated field that is formatted as a date, and looks at the month and day of the birthday field, adding it to the year of the company...

You would need a little bit of text mode. I would start by selecting the Document Version > File Name, because you can repurpose a lot of the code. Once you select it, switch over to text mode (click on text mode in the upper right corner) and then everywhere that you see the word "fileName", replac...

the last time I talked to anyone on Boards, they mentioned that Workstreams was the tool developed for scrum. So I would probably say Workstreams and Kanban boards, based on that.    https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront/using/agile/agile-planning-boards/manage-collections.html?lang=en

I think this post is still the gold standard for this type of reporting and we (all) owe a lot to Melinda Layten and Anna Khachatryan for helping us understand the reporting around notes a lot more. https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/report-on-tagged-updates/m-p/486...

I think this is another one where I would try the workaround of having a custom dashboard for your own documents view! Otherwise yeah I'm with you, I don't think it's possible either.

It might not be you doing something wrong. Some collections just don't seem to download! When this happens to me, I do try all the valueformats I know about, and then just submit a ticket to Support asking if the data is supposed to be able to be downloadable too (if you're an authorized support con...

You would normally do this in a report using a collection referring to project.tasks... so since calculated fields don't use collections, I wonder if anyone has ever used a custom dashboard on that task as a workaround.

Users on the beta testing team have raised that this is missing functionality. We don't know when Workfront devs will put this in.

sorry Taylor! I meant "top article" -- just one more article calling out the most common troubleshooting tip of all

my adobe people are still making me submit ideas! So if you see any from me, just know that it wasn't my idea to submit them (LOL)