Hi Stephanee,  If the other suggested option of a Task report, grouped by Projects doesn't work for you, you could use a Project report and the "EXISTS" function. In this report you would essentially be saying "show me all of the projects where exists at least 1 assignment to this role". Here is an ...

@jerflo @PatrickMu1 apologies for tagging you here, but not sure where else to put it. Yesterday, I received an email from you @PatrickMu1 titled "Help Improve Workfront AI Capabilities" with a link to a Qualtrics survey. Is this legitimate? I ask as I am fairly certain we did not sign up for the AI...

@MoniqueEvans @Justin_Charles a workaround I've been using is to create a project report first and then group the report by program name with a default collapse. From there, I adjust the project start date column to summarize using "minimum", and the project end date column to summarize using "maxim...

Happens to the best of us glad to have helped!

This code is working for me! If you mean you're trying to use this code in a new report you've built, you might want to check if you've built a project report (as opposed to a task report, etc).

Wanted to add on to my previous comment on this thread as I'm not sure where else to put it, but hoping it helps someone in their decisions during their renewal period. I previously said "if you're considering the Select plan, be aware of the potential for reduced functionality compared to what you'...

Hi there, not sure if this helps with the "why", but wanted to verify that this is the expected experience and not unique to your own instance. On the page Brand your Adobe Workfront instance it specifies "The procedure described on this page applies only to organizations that are not yet onboarded ...

Thanks Skye, that's a great call-out about using project users. I normally wouldn't touch that with a 10ft pole since we don't keep the names up to date, but in this scenario I think you're right and that it should work! I did modify the EXISTS statements slightly to look for tasks with Planned Comp...

Wanted to pipe up and show something I came across today by happenstance:  So it looks like you can turn this automatic function on or off via the "Disable auto-upgrade within Access Levels" checkbox. You can find it in Setup > System > Preferences.

Hi all, I'm trying to build a filter on a project report to show all projects where users with the Design role have completed all their steps. So effectively, "all projects where Design is done their part, even if the project is still running". My thinking with the filter was to call in all projects...