To Sven's point, everyone is required to have credentials in Workfront. If the users are a part of your company, then you should talk to your admin console team about the possibility of using zero touch administration in order to allow users to almost-seamlessly create their account in Workfront so ...

Sven, I read it as "include" rather than "exclude", which is possible using exists. You would probably have to do two sets though, one for each task name.

I'm not sure I understand. Your result would be a list of "Asset Audit" and "Build" tasks, but only if task 1 is not done, and task 2 is started? 

Calculations are supposed to dynamically update themselves. I can see my request field flickering but it does end up as N/A. I'd encourage you to submit a case to Workfront Support to just doubly check.

text mode groupings do not get picked up in a chart. For that, you would need a custom calculated field.

I'm not certain this will work for what you need, but one thing you could try is to change the linking lines (lines ending in "document:projectID=FIELD:ID"). Trade all the FIELD:ID parts for FIELD:projectID and see if that gets you anywhere.

I agree with Sven. The ADDWEEKDAYS is working as designed, with whole weekdays rounded down. I did look at the calculated data expressions page, and haven't really seen anything that might be a better option for you -- but you can keep looking, and please share back if we have missed anything.   My ...

that's personally what I thought Karthick was asking for, and the part I'm too lazy to nail down. My guess/thought is that the "parent" folder is the parent.name, so the valueexpression should go something like "if parentID is blank, then give me the folder name, otherwise give me the parent.name" -...

Sven, you shouldn't need to -- as long as you use collections, which I know you try to avoid!   I suppose you could do some sort of "if parent.parent.parent.parentID is blank" cascading valueexpression, which I know I try to avoid.   You would just start with that collection and move forward.   list...

I don't think you can get the parent (the top most folder)? As far as I know, it's only possible to get the folder that contains the file. So if you have a structure like this:   Folder 1>          Folder 2>                     File   You can only get "Folder 2"