Pertaining to time-off filtering by a non-home group in Calendars, WF support replied back to me:  "It took a bit longer than I'd hoped to get an answer from our engineers, but I have gone over this with a few resources and we have been able to determine that the calendars do not support filtering f...

@skyehansenthanks for your reply. What is not working is that the Calendar does not show any results when the filter is activated. The text code below works in the Time Off report, but not in the Calendar: EXISTS:1:$$OBJCODE=USEREXISTS:1:ID=FIELD:userIDEXISTS:1:userGroups:groupID=6310fe8100a21f9f230...

In a calendar, I am trying to get a time off filter to display only those users of a specific group (not a home group) who have time off. These are some of the text mode attempts I have made that are not working: userGroups:groupID=6310fe8100a21f9f230041ac89a1e37cuserGroups:groupID_Mod=in user:userG...

Thanks @Anthony Imgrund‚ that did the trick! I thought it might be something simple that I was missing.

Above are the report columns from the Hours report

I need to get the General Overhead hour fields from the Time Sheets to display in an Hours report (see the Time sheet fields in the attached image). I have reviewed several older discussions pertaining to this type of reporting where they suggest using a filter of Hour Type >> Overhead Type, Equal t...

I'd be will to join as well. I am a system admin. for a University

Most of our tasks have a single assignee and are organized under parent tasks. Some of the tasks are showing a simple duration type, but are not allowing me to switch them to a Calculated Assignment (or any other duration type). Does anyone know what could be causing this?

For the Proofing Dashboard, when we run a report, the metric is reported in hours or days or weeks - we need a consistent unit of measurement so to easily track averages. Turnaround time seems to calculate bizarrely - one week it is in weeks, the next in days. We need to consistency here. Any insigh...