Hi @LukaszMatyszewski,   Another option is to create a dedicated Read Only user account, ensure it has only view access to all of the information of interest, then update any such report to "Run As" that Read Only user.   Regards, Doug

  Hi @Matt_McCarthy,   I invite you to consider our UberTimesheet solution, which has no such restriction (and several other helpful features).   Regards, Doug 

  Thanks for the tag, @skyehansen, and hi @SeanSykes,   Yes, as is most commonly paired with our Workfront Snapshot solution (which allows users to export their Workfront Data), we also offer an Extract Documents service that would provide the images you're after in a folder structured similar to wh...

  Hi @CR17506599,   Given the missing built in Entered By that @lgaertner confirmed, as a workaround (noting Billing Records now support custom forms), you could attach a custom form upon Billing Record creation with a custom calculated parameter called "Billing Record Entered By" to create your own...

  Hi @ElizaBa,   I have an idea, but need to do a bit of experimenting to confirm it will meet your requirements.   I will post an update (either way) at my earliest opportunity.   Regards, Doug

  Good point @Kiersten_K,   I've often wondered why that Export button isn't available as it is on other reports (besides the obvious "documents are handled differently"). In the past, I have resorted to shift+drag to "screen cap" all of the data and then paste it into Excel, but am happily snitchin...

 It does seem weird, @skyehansen...but I'd place a small wager that the root cause might be the length of the .story filetype extension. Interested to find out, once it's resolved... Regards,Doug

 I am glad you asked @Tlovie, As below, while it is OK To Change a parameter's Label (which is What The User Sees), I'd recommend you DO NOT Change a parameter's Name (which is what the API Uses) unless you are also prepared (ideally in advance) to update that Name change everywhere. Regards,Doug   

 Excellent @LukaszMatyszewski, There's no stopping you now  Regards,Doug

 Hi @LukaszMatyszewski, For an example of creating (or in your case, updating) and entire view (with LOTS of columns) in a single copy/paste action, I invite you to follow these instructions, then -- seeing the pattern -- use the Excel View Builder technique we've been discussing to create something...