Hi Janelle, I'd probably bookmark Narayan's wf-pro.com site, if you want some examples of text mode to look at. Briefly, right now your column is pulling a list of tasks for each project (look at the valuefield line). Replace this with a valueexpression line that basically says "if John Smith is assigned to this task, show the task name". (Ideally the report is keyed to the one user, because I don't think there's a way to apply a report prompt to a valueexpression.) Most of the time if I have to put a valueexpression together, I am combing my various reports looking for one that might work. For example in Narayan's site at "https://wf-pro.com/textmode/text-mode-views-collections/#assignments-roles"
https://wf-pro.com/textmode/text-mode-views-collections/#assignments-roles I see one that starts out with "if assigned to is blank", and I might start by stealing that one for context, or there's another one downstream with assignedToID. I'm more fond of using assignment users than assigned to, but just grabbing at something for a quick example. So my valueexpression may well start out with valueexpression=IF({assignedToID}="your user's GUID, whatever that is",{name},"") In other words, if it's assigned to that one GUID, put in the name of the task, otherwise make it blank. I'd also be looking at his textmode blobs on that page to make sure my blob roughly matches it. But that's all part of troubleshooting. Once I get something like this working, to improve on it, I might go looking for the correct syntax so I *can* use the assignment user instead of the primary assignee. I might also specify that I want to list tasks that haven't been cancelled (we have a custom "cancelled" status). But I always get a very basic thing working first before trying to add on to it. Hope that at least puts you on a road to experiment. By the way, I also used to spend a lot of time searching the community posts for words like "valueexpression" -- this is super time consuming as you can imagine, especially with the way the search tool is currently set up. But if you can spare the time, you learn a LOT. -skye