Hi @lindselib, I agree that this would be a useful feature to add natively on charts, but would also share that in many cases, it's possible to "fake it", as per this example below comparing the stacked "retainer hours" (purple, left) that a client purchased for consulting hours from us over time a...

 Thanks for confirming Julie, Flattening vs preserving contouring aside (which I'll look into later), that Expected Behavior response (allowing work to land on Saturday) is the same as it was during our Resource Grid testing....which led (in an earlier version we've since retired) us to actually ove...

 Hi @JulieCh3, I agree with your desired behavior, but something else about your post caught my eye. During some pretty intense testing of our Resource Grid solution a few years back, the behavior in Workfront that we observed was that -- if a task's "contour" was altered (as you've described, by pu...

 Hi Emma, For a more real time alternative, I invite you to consider our Capacity Charts solution, for which we just created a new video showing how it works. Regards,Doug

 Hi @Frank4MSC and @MorganHa1, In addition to the marvelous suggestion from @RandyRoberts / @William-- , in case this simple tip helps... It is also common practice to select a view of interest (e.g. either the Default view on a report as shown below, or some other "TEMP" view created by another use...

 Hi @gunaymusayeva, I invite you to consider our Roadmap solution which allows you to filter by Project and/or Task to display a (good client facing) Gantt Chart. Alternatively, our Swimlane Report solution might also be of use, as it supports tagging and retrieval of Projects, Tasks, and/or Issues,...

 I concur @MarvinRhode, Displaying a reference line for TODAY on Gantt charts for every timescale is very useful, so we add it as a standard feature to our solutions (e.g. Executive Status Report, UberGantt, Roadmap, etc.), which I invite you to consider in case any of them suit your needs. Regards,...

Hi David, In case this would suffice… I usually click the notifications badge on the top menu (eg 6 unread), read an entry, and click the (subtle) dot to the left of the message, thereby marking (only) it as “read”, removing it from the list, and automatically advancing to the next item (eg 5 unread...

Well said, @skyehansen. Agreed. Regards,Doug

Hi @_Manish_Singh,I have requirements for entering more than 24 hours on a single day. Given that, if this proposal was for a timesheet only rule, or an optional setting, or just a warning, I’d agree. Regards,Doug