answering this from a functionality standpoint, we like calculated fields and use them in forms to achieve a number of goals. So here are some simple things we do. * we carry information from larger objects to smaller objects (e.g. portfolio information all the way into issues through the project cu...

hi there, filters are useful for showing "what went wrong" (or "what went right") with your reporting rows. What you are asking the filter to do is give you back a number of rows. I don't think you have any argument with the filters. You're obviously getting some number of rows and you seem content ...

I don't think so. You can definitely create an issues report. But as soon as you want a set of months on the X-axis, you are going to have to specify what these months mean. For example, I can create an issues report and specify that I want the X-axis to be months denoting the month that the issue w...

You can use hashtags as well (e.g. #herecomestrouble) -- these can be reported on (i.e. can be filtered on) -- e.g. in this old post: "https://community.workfront.com/discussions/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?MessageKey=88b7595c-facf-4f0d-bd80-fc0fcc4abaf0&CommunityKey=aaafaff0-5e4e-4e38-89...

I might be missing something in your question but if this is a project report, wouldn't you just use the regular filter for either "project | planned completion date | this year" or "project | actual completion date | this year"? Your report would immediately look to "this year" (2019 projects) and ...

hi Sarah, I eventually got a result column for GUIDs that a project would be shared with, but no way to turn that GUID back into a name. So it's just a string of characters which I then run through a series of reports to find out which user, team, group or job role it belongs to, and then I download...

No problem, glad to help. As to what to do with empty teams, that's why I created the team audit dashboard. We've used a bunch of teams as organizational markers (they are not teams that were assigned work) and then after 4 years of re-orgs, some few dozen teams have emptied out. Because I suspected...

PS: not related to your question but I recently created a dashboard so after a team empties out I can audit them to see if they were * tagged in updates in the past X months * assigned tasks in the past X months * assigned issues in the past X months * in a template task * in a routing rule in our t...

Easiest way: I run a team report and have an option for two different columns. If you have always consistently removed your inactive users from your teams, there is a field called "Team Members" (in the team section). If that field is empty, then you can deactivate the team (after running all your o...

I would probably submit a ticket with the Workfront helpdesk and ask if anyone with an android phone can help you past this. Here's what shows up on my iPhone. Page 1: I need to enter my domain. _____ . my . workfront . com, and hit Next Page 2:Options screen with 3 option buttons: 1: Safari Browser...