I've been working with the new experience for several weeks now. I'm finding some odd behaviors with dashboards - specifically dashboards that are added as tabs to projects. We often use dashboards on projects because when you do so, the results for all the reports on the dashboards are filtered to the current project. This is a powerful feature. We use this to make project meeting dashboards. During a meeting, we call up the project, navigate to its meeting dashboard tab, then use the information presented as an agenda. It works very well. In the new experience, we're finding that some of the features don't work very as expected. First, the dashboard is truncated after about 2 screen-heights. You can scroll down a bit, but if there is more information than would fit on 2 screens, the rest of the report is cut off. The scroll bar stops at that point. There is no way to navigate to the rest. Chart behavior has also changed. In the past, when you clicked on a region of a chart (e.g. a bar on a bar chart or a slice on a pie chart), Workfront would present a pop-up table, showing the underlying records represented by that region. It's a handy and powerful way to navigate and focus on one subset of data. Now, when I do the same on a chart on a project-level dashboard, Workfront navigates to a new page with only the chart report on it. Worse, because the report is no longer filtered to only that project, I get results for the entire Workfront environment. I can't think of a use case in which this would be useful. Then, when I use the browser's Back button to return to the project, I'm shown the same dashboard, but it seems to be a static snapshot of the previous page. It doesn't allow scrolling. I have to refresh the page to get it to work again. Corey Young Dayton Children's Hospital
