Base code - This will get you every role associated to every /task/ on the project, inactive or otherwise. That is not the same as every role associated to the /people/ assigned to things on the project.
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The only way I can think of with Fusion might be to set a scenario to auto-create a task in a particular project with the planned completion date mentioned in the update. I'm honestly not sure I'd be willing to try it myself though, it would be a LOT to create it.
Alternatively, you might try a N...
I don't see an obvious field that would disable that feature, though I'd have tried the 'setReceiveMails' flag myself first. Since that didn't work for you, I would try loading some sample data, but load them as deliberately inactive users. You'd still have to go back and set them active/assign an a...
Hi there,
You've got two different concepts in your question, I'll start with the License Types versus Access Levels one first, it's a little easier.
In "old" Workfront, we had 5 License Types (Plan, Work, Reviewer, Requestor and External). In the new structure, that's collapsed to 4 (Standard,...
On a task report, you can look under 'Primary Assignment' for a field called 'Assigned by ID' which will give you the ID of the person who made the assignment to the Task Owner. You'll need to use text mode to the translate that over into the readable name of the person. If your tasks have multiple ...
Both our instances are affected as well, and Support has already asked for access to troubleshoot. Hopefully they'll figure out the hide-and-go-seek data game quickly!
I just tested this in one of my queues, and if I set the Queue Details to 0 days, and then remove everything from Duration in the Queue Topic configuration then I do correctly get the expected blank Planned Completion Date on something for that topic.
I'm also slightly miffed I never thought of t...
You're on the right track, but your filter says "equals". That will get you a specific single date, not dates matching that and earlier. You'll want that to be 'equal or lesser than' (or less than) for that part of the filter.
The other one I'd be careful about is filtering on "Category" that way....
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I don't see an obvious field that would disable that feature, though I'd have tried the 'setReceiveMails' flag myself first. Since that didn't work for you, I would try loading some sample data, but load them as deliberately inactive users. You'd still have to go back and set them active/assign an a...Questions
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