Curly brackets for the WIN! Thanks for this, Skye.

Thanks, Skye. So a simple calculated field with Company.Name works; however, it doesn't seem to allow me to reference a custom field from the Company object (Company.DE:US or CDN Company). I guess you can only reference standard fields, not custom?

Hi WF Community, Is anyone aware of how to pull in field data from the Companies object into a calculated custom field on either a project (preferred) or portfolio custom form? It doesn't appear as though there is a direct relationship between Companies and Project or Portfolio; however, when creati...

Nichole for the win! Thanks, that worked.

Hi WF Community, Is there a way, via text mode, to pull in the Hour Entry Date field to an Assignment report? I know that the Assignment and Hour objects don't have a direct relationship; however, I know there's a way to create filters that use EXISTS statements, and can connect non-related objects...

Hi WF Community, Is there a way to run an hours report and see hours for a user associated to the different job roles they've had over their tenure with the company? For example: Jane Doe was an Account Manager from Jan 2018 - Jan 2019, and she logged hours during this time as an Account ManagerJan...

Thanks for your time, Dustin. Yeah, I had checked out the API Explorer and saw that it wasn't directly related. I know there's a way to create filters that use EXISTS statements, and can connect non-related objects via 'linking' objects. It's a little confusing to me, but I was curious if someone...

Thanks, Dustin. I may explore that option (potentially). One more question, if you don't mind - is there a way, via text mode, to pull in the Hour Entry Date field to this Assignment report?

Thanks, everyone. Stephen, I had tried those options, and although they are good if you're a project owner wanting to see an aggregate of everyones' time (actual) logged against a task, it doesn't allow me to just see actual hours for a given individual, per task, vs. the task's planned hours. Tha...

That worked...thanks, Skye....and for your thought process.