Hi @Pamela Miller‚ and @Elysia Yuen‚, Unfortunately, you can't modify that region of the project page. Using custom tabs in the layout template is what gives you the canvas needed to build a project overview where you can "add fields". This concept is explained in WFPro Live 6 in the "Utilize Custo...
Hi Jeremiah, since the only way to pull in a specific task's planned completion date into a project report is via a collection (see the How to Add a Collection to a View article), you will not be able to sort on the value in the column. I'd encourage you to consider creating a task report instead fo...
Screenshots are always so helpful! Indeed, you will not be able to share a program publicly. However, if you create a project report and set the filter of the report to to include projects in the "Road Trip Marketing 2020" program, you can share the project report publicly with your audience. Thanks...
Hi Gregory, Yes, you can share pretty much any report publicly and give the URL to anyone you wish. For example, the WFPro University All Topics view is a task report shared publicly so anyone with the URL can see it. This is handled under report actions, sharing: Thanks,Narayan
Hi Andy, an assignment report with the following filter should return all tasks and/or issues assigned to the directs of the person running the report: Assigned To >> Manager ID Equal $$USER.ID In the report, you'll want to add "Task Name" and "Issue Name" columns so you know what the assignments ar...
Great news! For those following this thread, I've added a "Calculated Data Expressions" link to the WFPro Training page for quick access among other tools. --Narayan
In the form editor, a calculated field will be presented as shown here with a 12345. The {queueTopic}.{name} string is going to be somewhere in the "Calculation"...
Hey Maradith, Somewhere on that form you're trying to copy is a calculated field. Within that calculated field is the text shown in the error. Since "Issue" is the only object that supports queue topics, you'll need to remove that field from the form. Careful, as it may break something depending on...