Thank you, @TealeMc4! Most, if not all the tasks will have dependencies; most won't have a predecessor, but some might. 

@Sven-iX amazing, this worked perfectly! I removed the name and "due" for my specific situation—all of the first subtasks in my report are the due date of an initial draft, so I just renamed the column to "target draft due date." Our content managers are going to love this. Thank you! 

Our team captures metadata on deliverables as parent tasks, which are made up of the steps represented by the subtasks. I typically create reports based on the parent tasks to show the status of each deliverable. I'd like to add a column to a report with the planned completion date of the first subt...

Yes! Removing the valuefield line did the trick. Thank you, @skyehansen! 

Thank you, @Stacey_Robertson. I suppose that would be a simple solution, but most of the fields in the report are project fields, including one that I'd like to be able to occasionally edit directly in the report, but I won't be able to edit a project field from a task report. I believe there is a w...

I found a few older threads about this, but the solutions didn't seem to work for me, so I'm hoping to get feedback on what I'm doing wrong. I'm trying to add a column to a project report that will pull in a value from a custom form field that is attached to a parent task within the project called "...

Thank you! That is an odd experience; I even tried grouping by "Can start" by clicking on the column, and it flashed an error. I wouldn't have thought to look for "Ready." 

I am trying to create a task report that shows the number of tasks assigned to a couple of team members week by week. I want to group their tasks by "Can Start" to see the breakdown of tasks that are ready to start versus those that aren't, but the report is not allowing me to add a grouping for tha...

Thank you, @Lyndsy-Denk! Unfortunately, promoting Workers to Planners is not an option for my team. However, I did find another workaround by creating a filter in the high-level Workload Balancer that shows a user their assigned tasks when they're viewing it, sharing that filter with the Workers who...

I often have people on the team with a Work license who see the Workload Balancer when their manager views it, and they ask for a view like that. I can understand why they wouldn't have access to manage, but I don't see the rationale behind disallowing view access from it. I tried adding the link to...