According to the calculated data expressions pagehttps://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/reporting/reports/calculated-custom-data/calculated-data-expressions   Your IF syntax should be:  IF(condition, trueExpression, falseExpression) and your CONTAINS syntax should be: CONTAINS(fi...

You can make a set of calculations that does individual counts (i.e. 10 calculations). In terms of charts -- since you only have 10 choices, this would translate into 10 charts or taking it out of workfront to make one chart via excel or powerBI, or whatever tools you have available.

One of my previous companies wanted to do this, and one of our learning points was that field service have different machines that need to be accounted for in some way. In particular our support team wanted to know if the field service personnel would be able to interact with Workfront in any way (a...

I can't say I really understand, but do agree that you can't have two different aggregations on the same column. We usually set up two columns, for example, one with a SUM aggregation and the other with an AVG aggregation and coach the users on which number to focus on. Not sure if that solves your ...

I might be missing something and hence stating the obvious -- you can and should take whatever text mode you need for averaging from the standard mode for average. I'm seeing in your screenshot you've chosen to use "SUM" which probably will result in your adding everything in that column.  I feel li...

Ahh, thanks! That lets us out -- my company hasn't signed the agreement.

I'm wondering if you have tried deleting cache and cookies or switching over to a different browser if that's possible, like edge, firefox or safari if you're using chrome.

Sorry second/third question -- is this canvas inside workfront? And are you only targetting customers who have signed the AI agreement?

hi Elissa, can you say more about similar tools? e.g. is this something similar to figma, miro, or ???

thank you Lisa, and I really liked the examples showing use of arraylength! Great addition for us all to look at.