Not so sure about that, mostly because a Task/Issue >> Assignments is a One >> Many relationship, since a task/issue can be assigned to more than one user/role/team. So if one task is assigned to two users, that generates two assignments. Either one of those users could be the "last" assignment made...

Hi Ryan, First thing to check is confirmation that your system is tracking assignment changes. The below toggle needs to be enabled.    With that enabled, going forward you will see a history of assignment changes in each task or issue's update stream.You can also create a Journal Entry report, as ...

The two approaches I use in situations like this are: 1. Check the API Explorer, specifying Unsupported version, and review the actions tab for the object type of interest. Sometimes, you will find a relevant endpoint that can be used in a Custom API Call module.  2. If Step 1 fails, perform the act...

Ah. The example I shared is meant to be used with a Project report. (I often forget that Queue reports exist and go straight to Project reports.)"Published Queues" is just the name I gave to a project filter. You can create the same filter directly on a Project report, but one best practice is to bu...

Unfortunately, wildcard filters like $$USER.ID aren't supported in email delivery of reports. This functionality has been asked for dating back years, but never made it to the roadmap.The closest workaround I've come up with is to set up a recurring email in Outlook that prompts the recipients to cl...

There are two kinds of projects that can be considered "Request Queues" 1. A project that is published as a queue and its name appears in the dropdown menu under "Request Type" after the user clicks the blue "Submit Request" button on the Requests landing page.2. Sometimes, a project from #1 above w...

Hi Nick, Short answer is, you can't. Collections aren't accessible in a calculated field's expression. A calculated field can only reference objects found in the "references" tab of the object in the API Explorer. So a task can reference its project, but a project can't reference its tasks. If you h...

I agree with Skye that you cannot embed CSS styling within a valueexpression as a cheat to conditionally format items in a collection.If anyone can demonstrate differently, I'd love to see it. 

In a Proof Approval report, this text mode in a view's column will display the hyperlinked task name: displayname=Task linkedname=documentVersion namekey=view.relatedcolumn namekeyargkey.0=documentVersion namekeyargkey.1=document namekeyargkey.2=task namekeyargkey.3=name querysort=documentVersion:do...

If you are talking about "tracked" fields (whenever a field's value is changed, the system notes that change in the object's update stream), then the answer is "no." The function of tracked fields is to enable auditing. If users - even if limited to admins only - had the ability to delete or edit th...