Overtime is not calculated by default in Adobe Workfront, but you can create a Timesheet report that calculates overtime.   View: Calculate Overtime Cost in a Timesheet View | Adobe Workfront

This sounds like a bug. I would submit it to Adobe Support or have you system admin submit it for you. 

@MorganHatcher  is correct. In Workfront, it's a 1:1 relationship. You could create custom fields to identify that it's part of additional areas, but from a native functionality, it's not possible to associate it that way. 

According to Chatgpt not much to do with actual project expenses just labor costs.     The allocation date field in a Project (Financial Data) report represents the date on which planned labor costs (allocations) are scheduled to occur. In Workfront’s financial reporting, allocations are the planned...

Unfortunately, you can not change the default number that shows on the screen without manually intervening. Even a report will default until you manually change it. 

@skyehansen is correct. I asked support this question as well, and they confirmed it's not an option in views only on reports

You should be able to do this with wildcard filters.      

 

I used business rules for a client of mine. They have fields that must be updated on the project form before the project can be closed but don't need to be supplied from the start. It happens during the process so business rules seemed like the best option.   There are a few things I discovered whil...

Assuming your first field, "DE:Story Lead" is a typeahead field using User as the Referenced Object Type, you could set up your calculated field to just be    {DE:Story Lead}.{lastName}   And it should return just the last name of the user selected.