Hi Katie, I concur, and since my last post above, invite you to consider our Multi Baseline Report solution (particularly the video) for some inspiration of what “help us track how projects are truly progressing” can look, once you do have automated baselines. Regards,Doug

 Hi @RobertDo2, @shirinshaikh and @Heather_Kulbacki, I am pleased to announce the latest release of our UberTimesheet solution, which includes the following new features: Hours are in grey font by default to indicate “minimal information but acceptable” time entryHours with a comment are shown in bl...

Are you always a skeptic, John? Regards,Doug

FYFI: DE stands for Data Extension  Regards,Doug

 Less is more: very encouraging @JohnJOSullivan, Just to flip the coin...did the new search results still give you the correct result set, and if so (out of curiosity), what was in the 93% of the Legacy result that has now been trimmed? Regards,Doug 

 Ah! Excellent @DeborahLeigh123, That makes totals sense: well spotted, @KellieGardner! Regards,Doug 

 Hi @NickVa1, That is an interesting question. The first thing that jumped to mind is our Multi Baseline Report solution, which lets you assess “Baseline Drift” by tagging Tasks with custom icons then filtering for Projects, Tasks, and Baselines of interest.  As per the overview image below, one row...

HI @DeborahLeigh123, Breadcrumbs might be browser specific, so if you Login As those users and can then see the breadcrumbs in question, I’d suggest you then have them try another browser and/or clear their browser cache. On the other hand, if you then don’t see them either, a support ticket is like...

 Late to the party, but now caught up, so... @MarcoDona and @quarkmage you might find some inspiration in this article by @jon_chen@Paul-JD and @Richard_Le_ I understand what you're seeking and asserting, respectively (and suspect I agree), but am going to mull this over for a native workaround anyw...

 Hi @Justin_Charles, I'm glad you got the ***** count going, but given Workfront's (As Designed) limitation of not allowing aggregations such as Count, Sum, Avg, etc. in iterations, that histogram approach is the closest technique I've come up with to illustrated such relative sizes using native rep...