so to clarify, is it possible that the users who have the calendars had previously clicked into the calendar area, whether accidental or on purpose, and thus automatically generated a calendar -- or are you saying that all users have never clicked into the calendar area?

I'm not sure if you found this article -- does it answer your question? https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/reporting/reports/calendars/calendar-reports-overview  (the first blue Note window seemed pretty clear but I don't know.)

@ChloeWY  -- I'm afraid to submit a ticket about it on my end because what if they "fix" it and it no longer sets to $$TODAY at 9AM hahaha. I'm on cluster 3 if it's helpful.   Seems like customers are falling into three groups. 1) they see request entry date 2) they see $$NOW (i.e. today's date and ...

This might help.   Delegation: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/workfront-proof/get-started-wf-proof/personal-settings-in-wf-proof/designate-temp-proof-owners   Ownership perks: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/workfront-proof/work-with-proofs-in-w...

I haven't tried this, but I did see something from Sven a while back: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/change-height-of-last-note-column/m-p/745171#M67246

@ChloeWY  -- just following up on this topic, because I had a chance to test extensively today. Of the 4 access levels that are able to create projects in this instance, I'm noting that only system admins have the ability to create projects and have the project start date line up with the request en...

(Also, keep in mind that there can be multiple versions of a proof, each with its own set of comments)

the orange icon indicates comments made directly to the Document's "Updates" section (click document details, and then click updates). This can include proof comments or can also be comments that people put directly on the document rather than the proof.

I can't answer your question about cilike, but I would suggest you try using "AND:<x>". Sample code can be found here:   https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/filter-not-blank-and-not-x/m-p/478569#M11398   You should be able to keep to one filter set and just repeat th...

Unfortunately there's not a great way to automate this. I was thinking as a last resort if you have the right contract you can maybe play around with business rules to just prevent them from creating a project in the past, but I haven't played with the functionality a lot, and customers with lesser ...