I have been wracking my brain on setting up a relatively simple 3 month report, but I cant seem to wrap my head around it.I am looking to put, what i assumed to be, a very simple graph on a dashboard to our Leadership team: I want to, in columns basically show the next 3 months - How many Projects a...

Hey Doug, Thanks a ton, this is a good starting point - I think I will look into something here, it does not provide me with the details of "where" the conflict is, but it at least pinpoints a bit closer that there is a conflict. Much appreciated. Cheers-Stefan

Ah, what a shame. My hopes was to only show data when there was a negative discrepancy between the predecessors completion date and the current tasks start date - as a way to highlight that there is a problem in the plan (and specifically where it is). Due to the nature of our projects we have to lo...

We operate a lot with weeks in our company and on multiple of our reports we are looking to have data shown in a week-context.I would like to suggest to have the WEEKNUM(date) function added as a Calculated Data Expression that we can use throughout valueexpressions.It's a fairly standard function t...

Hey Doug, Thank you for a fast reply- the bracket on {this] was an error on my part when adding the code here (i have tested with correct syntax and its not working).I have also tried simply with plannedStartDate and it also does not appear to work - this piece of code here leaves the list empty: di...

So in a project report I am pulling a predecessor collection for each task and displaying some information - but I would like to also add a piece of information from the task itself (essentially I am trying to show mismatch between plannedCompletionDate of predecessors vs. plannedStartDate of the ta...

Hey All, I have been searching for this for a while and can't seem to find the information so I am trying out with a fresh post - I will happily take links to solutions or details. Goal I am trying to turn the Completion Date into a custom format (weeknumber.dayofweek) - it generally looks like this...