I believe ASAP is the only constraint that will allow timelines to be auto updated.

You could potentially back into this through the report filtering.   Rather than filtering on status, pull a list of reports that have a project actual completion date > [Date] 12am and project actual start Date < [Date] 12am.

We use the Teams/Agile/Scrum setup for this.  Tasks(stories) are assigned to a team.  Once the team puts the Task(story) into a defined sprint, the Task planned dates on the project are updated to the Sprint Dates.

@BaileyKi - have you confirmed your project settings > Update Type is set to Automatic and On Change?

Nevermind.  it only works if you assign them to a task or issue, or if you add then to the project ream (People tab).

This one might work: 

We are considering using Fusion in the near future.  Would anyone be willing to share their experience?  What kind of training did you need?  How fast did you dully adopt and get comfortable with it?  How much time do you spend in monitoring, maintaining, and updating Fusion?  Any draw backs, or les...

Have anyone has success in leveraging Scenario Planner to come up with Product Roadmaps?

I am looking for best practices in setting up and managing layout templates.  Has anyone run into issues where groups have different layout templates but users work in with objects in multiple groups.

This is still very problematic 5 year after this original post.Our current workaround is to create a copy of the story to keep in the current sprint and move the original story to the next sprint.  As suggested in the comments above, we also rename the stories so they are not confused as duplicates....