Spot on @_Manish_Singh,   Our UberTimesheet solution shades weekends (while still allowing data entry) in the manner you're describing, as below, among several other useability features.   Regards, Doug    

  Hi @emilyd4009802,   Reporting on "how much time passes" is a tempting and valuable objective...but tricky.   Using native reporting, one approach is covered in this Going the Extra Milestone post, but it presumes you can "rejig" your project plans to isolate the tasks of interest in order to moni...

  Hi @PiperYo1,   If you can sort the projects in some other related fashion (e.g. Project Owner), you could then select those that belong in the same Portfolio and Program and use the native Bulk Update feature to set them in "chunks", which might save you some time.   Taking the subject of "editin...

  Hi @VynetaRy,    My colleague @NYRNR is no longer active in the Workfront community, but did leave his resources with me, so if you'd like a PDF version you are welcome to email me at doug.denhoed@atappstore.com.   Regards, Doug

  Hi @EAdams,   Excellent questions, and I have many thoughts!   The main one that jumped to mind is that next month, we'll be publicly releasing our new Lite-Brite solution, which lets you control project plans and resourcing with Lite-Brite cells that show the Planned and/or Projected timing of Of...

  Hi @Farzaneh,   Since the inter-dependencies between projects you're describing effectively "push" each other, I'd recommend using Workfront's native Cross-Project Predecessor features. That said, they are a bit tricky to set up, manage, and report on (i.e. just a small cell tag on the native Gant...

  Interesting idea @Jennifer1,   Thanks for mentioning it; I have added it to our UberTimesheet solution's roadmap.   Regards, Doug 

  Hi @LukaszMatyszewski,   Yes, saving as Excel can be finnicky. In the past, I've resorted to a couple of tricks (namely converting to text, and even baking a single quote prefix into the formula to force Excel to treat the content as text), but for situations where the data needs to be Just So (e....

  Yes I did @ElizaBa,   Almost every object within Workfront uses an ID as its primary key, and the most important ones also have a unique Reference Number, too. The latter are numeric, so when it comes to random samples, my idea is to filter on the last digit of the Reference Number as a proxy for ...

  This reminds me of this As Soon As Possible post.   It strikes me as something that those with Fusion and inclination could automate...as could those without one or the other using our UberCalc solution...or either, in your case, @EileenWom    Regards, Doug