Yeah, definitely hear you that there is room for improvement. Not sure if you're using a project template, but could preselect "fixed dates" on the template for it to carry through to the project and not have to manually set each line. 

Hi @MeganBa1 - Have you tried using the "fixed dates" task constraint? You can add the task constraint in the task view on a project. If you change the task constraint, then you can just enter the exact start and end date (then the duration populates based off your entries). Just mentioning in case ...

Hi @sydney_peterson - Give these a try! Let me know if they don't work group.0.name=Source group.0.valuefield=referenceObject:name group.0.valueformat=HTML textmode=true group.0.name=Parent group.0.valuefield=task:backlogParent group.0.valueformat=HTML textmode=true 

Hi @PavlinPa3 Is there a section break on the custom form? If they can see the form title, thinking that there might be a section break that has limiting permissions on it.

Hi @JohnFr1 - Do you have the correct permissions on the project to update it? (Contribute or Manage?)

I've always had this problem too, and agree, I use SetOwnerID as the workaround too.

Hi @KimberlyHo - Here you go! To pull who the last note was entered by, do Last Note > Owner ID and then switch it to name in text mode:  valuefield=lastNote:owner:name querysort=lastNote:ownerID valueformat=HTML displayname=Last Note Entered By linkedname=lastNote namekey=view.relatedcolumn namekey...

My apologies on the delayed response, didn't see this until now! Might be too late, but more information below: The section breaks can be defined based on a user's access to the object where the custom form is attached. If the Cost Managers and Project Managers have the same access to the project, u...

Yeah, using the same concept as the IF, just less lines to write out when it gets long. Using it for 1:1 value replacements.REPLACE({DE:[Field Name]},"[Field Value]","[Field Label") 

Thank you for sharing @GregoryCr! We currently create the IF/REPLACE statements now, but love the idea of the repetitive builder in Excel. Hopefully one day there won't be the manual need to do this too!