I'm trying to understand what the unique dropdown menu does.

The only way I see this happening is if you create 2 custom fields on a task custom form attached to your specific task. One custom field is for the end date, and the other is for the start date. In the calendar report, you would select custom dates (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront...

I had already warned our CSM that our New Home number would be low. We're at 0.6% (and half the people who clicked in have toggled back out again). Not sure whether this implies that we don't use Home to begin with or whether we use it but we're adept at ignoring banners.

Additional note for 2024: please note that the post below was applicable for a beta version of Home which did not include the option to opt your entire instance into Home. At the time, admins were concerned over the usage and control of the beta Home product, so I developed the filter below as a way...

this is all I know. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront/using/basics/home/new-home/get-started-with-new-home.html

it's difficult to determine which steps you're missing, to be honest. I would advise you to first start by taking the request queue management course (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/courses/using/workfront-u-1-2022-1-request-queues-1-0.html?lang=en ) which will step you through making sure ...

The user's GUID can be found on their landing page URL. If you search for your user, and locate their page, it should look something like this:   https://YOURDOMAIN.my.workfront.com/user/string-of-gibberish/updates   Copy the string of gibberish. This is the GUID.   Any filter should have something ...

You could try the following sample code. (you'll find these fields under the "Share" object in the API explorer)   EXISTS:A:$$OBJCODE=ACSRUL EXISTS:A:securityObjID=FIELD:ID EXISTS:A:accessorID=<GUID OF YOUR USER GOES HERE> EXISTS:A:coreAction=EDIT     The code says: 1) There exists an access rule 2)...

Depends on how you are using it. For a workaround, I would probably put in some instructions to the user that says "for Form 1, we're assuming Risk, but if you have a different opinion, please use this dropdown to indicate what the value should be". In other words, use the dropdown only to override ...

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