I agree with the timestamp calculated field to capture the date of the status change. You could then use a calculation on a report to display the DATEDIFF between each of the timestamps.  For example, if the timestamp captured for the Review status is 03/01/2024 and the timestamp for the Development...

Excellent @GrahamJarrett! My use case replaces {entryDate} with the wildcard $$TODAY and it works perfectly! Thank you so much!

In addition to all the replies already received here, I would suggest implementing the use of dashboards on the user layout. Using the custom status is an excellent option. I would create a report that filters on that custom status and make it available on a dashboard the user always sees when in Wo...

An option would be to use a project report and group by user. You could still have a column that displays the user's name so that it is visible in line with the project name. 

Switching the Portfolio ID from a number to a name can be achieved through text mode. When editing the report, do the following:Select the column you want to modify, in this case Portfolio ID.In the upper right of the screen, locate and click Switch to Text Mode.Once in Text Mode, you will see vario...

Hello @GrahamJarrett - I tried your expression but I am getting errors. It tells me that the second DATEDIFF is incorrect because the function must contain 2 values. Please advise. Thanks!