Hi: If you create an assignment report, and create a filter where the Assignment >> Team ID equals the team you want, that should show you all tasks assigned to that team. An assignment could be made to: 1) A team (look at the Team ID); 2) A person (look at the Assigned To:name); 3) A role (look at ...

You know, the WorkFront people watch this forum very closely, but I think are content to watch the Users sort through things without employees leading the witness or stifling the creative process. I would ask any WorkFront employee who knows why we can’t edit parent or child objects in-line in...

Hi: Here is how I think the in-line editing works: 1) Each report has a main object, like a task or a project or an hour or an issue or whatever; 2) The report has ancillary objects, like the task report can also show project attributes; 3) WorkFront only allows in-line editing on the main object. I...

Good late morning, Michelle. Welcome to the community. I’ve learned a great deal about WorkFront and implement something new every week based on what I learn here. I think you’ll like it. I looked up your address. You are RIGHT NEXT to the Kings Cross railway station. Can you hear the ru...

{{Beth}} Interesting thought. I hadn’t considered that. I normally work with WorkFront exclusively in Chrome. I used (gasp) Internet Explorer to open WorkFront and pull up a report. I looked at that report that had a URL in a text field. It did not come up as a hyperlink in IE, either. ☹...

Sarah - Which line tells WorkFront to show a line in a report as a URL. Surely it isn’t the querysort line… Thanks! Eric

Interestingly enough, I had a custom text attribute. I stuck in a URL ( http://edition.cnn.com). WorkFront recognized it as a hyperlink, made it blue, underlined it, and it worked as a hyperlink. When I am looking at the custom attributes on a project, it is there as a hyperlink and works as a hyper...

{{Doug}} What a great response. You added the text mode code that makes the whole asterisk idea work. Wooo, good job. Eric

{{Barry}} I like not trawling the notes. I also like the way you worded that - such an accurate image of what you have to go through to find anything. If we could put a custom attribute on a Note, then boy it would be easy to pick off notes by type. Right now, it is either a note or audit text and t...

Oh gosh, consuming the note text is going to be fun. A brute force way to pick up certain notes and ignore others is to preface important notes with an asterisk as the first character of the note. Then, you can look at the first character of the note, and the entry date of the note, to know if it‚Äö...