Huh. That's a surprisingly tough challenge @KierstenKollins, To my knowledge, there is no way to natively filter by HOUR(actualCompletionDate) -- even with an EXISTS -- and a matrix report only goes down to the Day level, where you'd need "to the hour" (the idea then being to highlight and sum thos...

 Hi (again) @AminaOy, Since you've now mentioned that you're trying to forecast planned costs, you might also be interested in this How To Manage Your Margins post, too, which is among my favorite topics. Regards,Doug

 Hi @AminaOy, I believe that Workfront adds the prefix when more than one currency is involved (i.e. to segregate apples from oranges), so suggest you try filtering or prompting your report to return only projects of the same currency before then exporting to Excel, in which case I'd then expect no ...

 Hi @FlorenceCr, This is a good fit for this Targeted Auditing technique, which -- for a custom calculated parameter called My Special Project Name -- would be as follows, substituting the ... with your existing calculation: IF(ISBLANK({DE:My Special Project Name}, ... , {DE:My Special Project Name}...

 Hi @Oliver01, To confirm @KristenS_WF's assertion, custom data is not captured as part of Workfront's native Create Baseline functionality (which is one of the reasons we created our Baseline+ solution, which can capture custom data). That said, since you are taking Baselines -- and assuming that y...

 Hi @AminaOy, No link or text mode required for this one -- simply create an  Assignments report and group it by Assigned To Name. Regards,Doug

Hi @J_Mas, No, but if you default the (same) radio buttons to nothing, you could think of the Task level one as an Override to the Project level one by having a Task level calculated parameter consider both (eg IF(ISBLANK({radio}),{project}.{radio},{radio})) regards,Doug  

 Hi @DaBell, This Calculated data expressions post is one of my go-to articles, among which you'll find many different date-related streamers to hang off your handlebars. That said, with the warning below (and having fought the Good Fight many times with time zones, JavaScript, and browsers), your i...

 Hi @John_MitchellTek, If you've not yet met, may I introduce you to the CLEARTIME calculated data expression, as follows? ROUND(DATEDIFF($$TODAY, CLEARTIME({lastNote}.{entryDate})),1) Regards,Doug

 Could be Kellie, If you end up experimenting with some 64-bit upgrades, I'd be interested to hear how you make out. And for you Mac Users, here's some Not Great extra steps you might also need...   SOURCE: https://macpaw.com/how-to/remove-chrome-from-mac 1) Quit Chrome2) Move Chrome to trash3) Emp...