Forgot to mention: make sure your calculated field is a number field!

What we do in situations like this is create a separate calculated field that we then use to sort. The calculated field assigns a numerical value to each possible value the field can have.  Below is an example of the calculation. IF({Your field} = "Value 1", "10",IF({Your field} = "Value 2", "20", I...

You'll also need to make sure that the field is updated everytime you add/remove a job role! 

It's not possible for the calculated field to reference the collection of roles but there is a workaround that I just tested.  1. Create a multiselect field on the task form containing each role as a value. 2. Configure the field so that all roles are selected by default. 3. Create a calculated fiel...

Hmm I think this is happening to me too.  Just realized it. I'll have to test more tmrw once I get back into the office. 

There is already a field that you can leverage in Workfront for this. It's called "Can Start" if the predecessors are complete then the value will be True. If the predecessors are not complete the value will be False. 

The only thing I can think of is creating a report for each queue as opposed to navigating to the queue to do your administration. 

I personally would not put a field like this on a custom form due to the fact that the form and fields will have to be recalculated every day in order for the age to be accurate.  What I do recommend is creating a report and adding a calculated column that contains this calculation.  Since report ca...

edited my reply above to add a couple of parenthesis 

The contains statement looks wrong to me for the simple fact that it looks like you're inputting 3 variables into a expression that only takes 2 variables. I would personally structure it in the following way. I havent tested this though. IF((CONTAINS("Meta (FB/IG)",{DE:GF Paid Media Type})) && (CON...