@steveb25 There isn't a way to add days when comparing fields, however, what you can do is create a new calculated custom field and add in the calculation for date requested + 5 days and then use that new field in your comparison. Your calculated custom field would look something like this:ADDDAYS({...

@Seth-Patrick You can still use that same filter, but when pasting in your portfolio IDs, separate them by a tab. For example: EXISTS:1:$$OBJCODE=PROJ EXISTS:1:documents:currentVersionID=FIELD:documentVersionID EXISTS:1:portfolioID=5f57dce2001061c3d1af8b99f16f3fa4 aecf4d568ba9db8fe0539260720a5552 ae...

I realize the October 17 deadline is coming up quick, so while my response isn't a perfect solution to your problem, it was intended to at least provide you with a resource (outside of Customer Support) to ask questions and brainstorm solutions with other Workfront admins prior to the transition dat...

@AmyYo1 While it's a bit too short of notice for us to launch a formal event on this topic, my team (Customer Success) is happy to bring this up as a topic of discussion in the October 14 event, Connect: Workfront Collective. The monthly Monday morning Collective events are typically open discussion...

You can either do what @brittanylang mentioned below, or remove the DE: from your link.url field, so instead it would look like thislink.url=customDataLabelsAsString(Notes URL Single Line) 

@christeenaJO Because tasks are a collection of projects, you won't be able to get a record count of tasks in your project report column (like the screenshot that you shared). Like @RandyRoberts mentioned, you can use text mode to pull in all of the task names that meet your criteria specified above...

@Manjug In order to calculate the number of days between two different tasks on a project, you would need to start with a task report. 

I would recommend creating a Task Report that filters for these specifics tasks (or template tasks) and then group the results by Project/Job name. That way, you can easily see which tasks have and haven't been completed within each job. If you wanted to take it a step further, you could either mani...

@DominicTh Apologies for the confusion! I'm going to go ahead and delete my reply above since the link.url text mode works for custom fields, but I didn't realize that there was a different text mode for native fields. For native Workfront fields (ex: URL), you can use the following:  displayname=UR...

There isn't a way to utilize calculated expressions (IF statements) in text mode filters, so if there is a way to find a common ground using fields, that would be ideal!