Hi @AdamCnote - You could consider using Fusion to write dates into a custom form field on the program, but one OOTB solution we have used is creating a program report and then using a collection text mode to write in the start and end dates of the projects, an example is below. If you paste in a co...

@R_Kephart - Unfortunately, due to the way the to do list is structured, I don't believe it's recoverable. It may be worth a call to Support to be extra sure on that though. It also may be a good suggestion to post in Ideas that To Do List items should be recoverable. 

I thought it was just me on #1! I am also having a problem with the selection not being saved and it defaulting to project instead when I create a new custom form. 

@Seth-Patrick - Ditto what Skye said below, BUT depending on your use case, you can make it seem like there are multiples of a field on a form. You can utilize Label and Name and have it set similar to the below. The label being what shows to end-users. If you need to pull the results from the multi...

Hi @BillZ-123 - This might be a good question to reach out to your Account Rep at Adobe about. More than likely though, you will probably just need to go through and wipe the POC materials. You could do a lot of that in bulk though through reports, might even be worth checking out a clean up dashboa...

Hi @keri13 - The easiest solution would be to place them into a program and then under the Projects tab of the Portfolio you could create a view to see the necessary information across the projects at a glance. If it needs to more robust than that, you could also do other reports to capture details ...

Hi @KasiaTe1 - I know this question is a little older, but just commenting to say this one might be better to call Workfront Support about. It's hard to tell what's happening here without being able to dive into your instance and they would be able to do that. 

Hi @flieckster - (Unfortunately) it's only possible in the system to prevent users to logged time to closed projects. This might be a good one to add to the ideas section of Experience League though - I know I would find a benefit in having this feature!

Hi @KELLYRE4 - In order to do this, you would have to do something "creative" because it isn't possible out-of-the-box. The easiest way I can think of would be to tag the campaign to the group of projects, then pull a report that is grouped by the campaign and sorted by dates. Then you could deduce ...

Hi @HazelNB - If this is a one-time thing you need to do, the easiest way is probably to log in as them to mark the task as "done with their part" or just ask them to complete it.