There's a fancy term for it, I don't know what that is at the moment, but it used to be ASC (authorized service contact, meaning the helpdesk can talk to you). Usually, yes, your admin is an ASC, and it's probably best if you contact them first since they may already know or have done something abou...

I would submit a helpdesk ticket. One of the problems we used to have (not so common anymore) resulted in our search having to be re-indexed. However, the helpdesk can walk you through other troubleshooting steps.

You got it.   OP wanted “update WITHIN the report.” This is different from “edit report” (which yes… Work licensed users can’t do).   All my built workflows leverage the ability of the user to inline edit elements of the object on the report as a way to work around having to open the object itself. ...

Workers have the ability to update (at least inline editing) within a report as long as they have the right access (contribute or manage, with no additional customizations restricting editing of custom form) to the issues that they are trying to report. Can you let us know what sort of permissions y...

I can't say for sure but it feels like in the olden days, the link to the report creation activity booklet was more available (right now I can't find the link at all but it's being referenced in the filter activity video https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/rep...

I think in general my other comments revolve a bit around one of two (or possible) three different topics   * relevancy - think "why is this being included at all" * organization - think "why is this being included HERE"  * cohesiveness - this is no longer one complete path from start to finish (the...

In the final few seconds of the Understand reporting components video located here https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/reporting/basic-reporting/reporting-components.html?lang=en# -- there's a reference to a page that no longer appears to exist. Can you please...

I have a lot of questions about why the training path for PMs (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront-course-map/using/learning-programs/core-team-training-program-for-planners.html#) was set up the way it was.     However, for now I'm going to limit myself to: why is this video linked in...

usually not, or you could put in something that just says "my user ID would go in this space" so we know it's not blank in your report.   regardless... I'm not for sure this is the answer but would you consider taking out the notexists line and changing the cicontains to a cine? Just finding it hard...

you've got a line in there that says "EXISTS:2:approverID=" -- is that intentionally blank or what's usually supposed to go in there?