Thanks Polly That's actually what I was just exploring as a fall back option. Obviously not as elegant but at least gets everything into one place. Thank you I'll let you all know if I find any other solutions. On Sep 2, 2016 9:23 AM, Polly Co wrote: We have this issue as well. One of the things we ...

That is exactly what we want to do, and having to hunt for all the jobs that their employees are working on is a non-starter. and manually adding each individual job is a challenge as well. We also don't want to ahve place holder tasks for them because it just creates nonsense tasks

Hey Eric, Thanks for the options. we have so many projects / requests that come in at a velocity that none of those are going to be good working solutions. Optimally there would be a way to show "projects that your direct reports are assigned to" or something but i'll keep digging

is it possible to auto-populate a manager's time sheet with all of the projects that their direct reports are assigned to? This would allow a manager to not be added to each and eery project but still be able to bill time against the project (not task level) without having to hunt and peck throu...

Thanks Patricia, That did the trick. i have to add a couple of other qualifiers to not show completed tasks etc but that is showing me the missing tasks. Odd that this filter works but not the "between" one - i'll have to look into why that isn't performing as expected.

Thanks Doug, i wish that fixed it, but unfortunately i tried multiple options/scenarios with the "d" +1d / +5d; +1 / +5d; etc etc, to no avail

I've built a report to show all upcoming tasks within the next five days, but when I use the "Between" filter it's only returning the tasks that can start on the earliest possible date within that span. It is not showing any of the other tasks that start after the first date. Example: Task rep...