First and foremost, thank you to Tim Brooks @TimothyBr  and Andy Hess @AndyHess for co-hosting today’s session in partnership with Adobe Workfront Customer Success and sharing their advice and recommendations around how to build the most effective business case for Workfront Fusion. If you weren't a...

First and foremost, thank you to Tim Brooks @TimothyBr  and Andy Hess @AndyHess for co-hosting today’s session in partnership with Adobe Workfront Customer Success and sharing their advice and recommendations around how to build the most effective business case for Workfront Fusion. If you weren't a...

@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! 

[EDITED] You can add a column rule to say something like "Click here" so that the URL doesn't display, but in doing so, the link will not be clickable if you export to Excel. See reply below for instructions

@BillZ-123 In order for a request queue to show up in the Requests area, the following 2 things must be in place:The project is set to Current (or status that equates with Current)The checkbox for "Publish as Help Request Queue" is selected under the Queue Details section If both of these are true a...

If you can share more information on how you can tell if a job has been quoted or not (ex: task has been completed), that would be helpful. You should be able to create a report to pull in this information, but the filters would be dependent on how you set things up in your instance. 

@BrendaDB Are you utilizing templates for your projects? If so, you could create a Task Report that filters for projects with those templates attached (those with the wireframe task associated). That way, you can still see all tasks within that project and the assigned users, but only the projects w...