Could you share it with the 2 groups you want to give access to and then use the "People with view access to this project"?   That's how I typically do it. 

Thanks, I see the field types are different however, it doesn't seem to affect the data in any way.    I know Workfront stores hours as minutes, so I can see why the numbers are not showing as hours but really trying to understand the need for both in the API and when you would use one vs the other....

I'm curious if anyone knows and can explain the difference between these fields in the API explorer. My assumption was hours vs minutes but when I use them both in text mode, they both return the values in minutes.       

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/basics/navigate/definitions-pti-dates#last-update-date

An update is considered any change that triggers a project, task, or issue to be saved. This includes changes in status, condition, timeline, finances, or any other field.

You will want to verify all these apply for your instance to have access:   To enable AI Assistant for your organization, all of the following must apply: Your organization must have migrated to Adobe IMS (Identity Management System) The Adobe Unified Experience must be enabled Your organizat...

You need to have it enabled for your system first.     

I would check the sharing settings at your project template level vs your system/group settings. The template settings will override the system/group settings.     

It's complicated from a text-mode perspective especially when referencing collections. I've seen posts over the years on how to hack it and it seems like so much work, IMO.   Could you reverse engineer your report thinking by starting with an assignment report and grouping by the task ID and then us...

Hi Eric - you cannot "count" in Workfront. It's not a calculated data expression that's accepted. Overview of calculated data expressions | Adobe Workfront