Give Gracie view access to the project that all these requests are housed in. For all requests lodged after you give her access, you will notice she automatically gets view access to those, and therefore view access to any file uploaded to those requests. For all past requests, it sounds like she ma...

haha is that a loaded question?  I often hear from our users how irrelevant tracking time is, given the unpredictable nature of the work they do, and yet these are the ground level tools that Workfront has provided for us, as well as the assumption that of course we want to do things this way -- so...

At a guess, I would probably say add the blank field first, then save it, then go back into the form and add the calculation. When calculations reference themselves, you sometimes get an invalid error because the calculation doesn't exist on the form (so basically just adding it to the form doesn't ...

Would the calculated field just be a concat of the two dates, formatted as a date? Something like CONCAT(date1,date2)? Sounds like they are both not used at the same time, correct?

fabulous work and sounds like you were able to push it over the final step. Well done: I hate nested IF statements. I think you are seeing the exact issue I asked the helpdesk about--running a cleartime on a calc date field will push it over to the following day on the valueexpression.

Could very well be. Can you share your current valueexpression? Just want to make sure you're only using CLEARTIME for the actual completion date, as I don't think it needs to be used for the requested due date if this doesn't have a time component. Otherwise, I am finding that using cleartime in a ...

hi Doug, thanks for letting me know about Sarah's post and glad I was able to help jog your memory. We weren't able to chat very much about this yesterday but I would love to hear more about this kind of use whenever we next have time and you have inclination. From what I can see, attaching a custom...

I am wondering whether a document approval report would give you what you need. This is what I used in a previous instance to track doc approvals. While the standard doc approval report has all the basic columns that you seem to need, you can also use some calculated data expressions to help refine....

Hi Kevin, you didn't include your failed code, so I'm not sure where you would have gone wrong. However, I think following the link I mentioned above is still the way to go (was this where you started?). The link gave you the general syntax which is: valueformat=HTMLtextmode=truetype=iteratelistde...

Shawn, just wanted to check in with you that you were able to get Doug's suggestion to use CLEARTIME up and running for your calculation. I got it working on my side with a much smaller example (i.e. valueexpression=CLEARTIME({plannedStartDate})) -- however, if you still find you can't make your ori...