No. As stated above, this is not resolved.

We already have this in place, but the data behind it is not reportable so it does not solve the issue. We need the planned completion date of the predecessor and the predecessor's predecessors for a central planner to see consolidated work in the queue.

I need two programming codes for reports. I'm hoping someone here can help me out before I submit a ticket.  1) I want the predecessor task(s) to show as the predecessor number (w/ hyperlink) as well as the date due. If I can only get one, the date due is a higher priority, but I still need the hype...

Same issue here, but we have about 8 timezones. The issue with the user timezone is when someone enters a task start date at 8am CST, it shows as 9am EST so a day long task trickles into the next EST timezone.

Has anyone written code to show the predecessor number, name, and due date in a report field? (Not just the pop-up from hovering over the predecessor number.)

I feel like I'm looking in a mirror or that you read my notes! We have a lot of similar sayings

Any progress on this? I have some users that are locked out of their task list too

I also need to be able to collate the tasks, so other than PMs, teams are not going into the projects themselves. They could have 30 label releases and 20 receipt inspections - these need to be able to be split without making each a custom object as we have over 700 open jobs globally and some jobs ...

I am working on a global template for our cross-office teams. All projects across four facilities (with three separate regional groups) are created from this template. A project could have 50-1050 tasks. PMs manage by assigning themselves to their tasks. Other departments need to see these in a repo...

Currently, you cannot place a task on hold if the enforced predecessor is not met. We need the ability to do so as the predecessor may still be a valid task. I shouldnt have to remove the enforcement to put the task on hold.