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Proof report that filter by date a stage was activated

Does anyone have any code that would allow a proof approval or document version report to filter and only show proofs where a specific stage was activated in the last day? I thought about using deadline but many users don't set them so that would pull in far too many.

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Hi there, for a Proof Approval report, you can filter to only pending in X stage name, that should help filter it down?

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Hi there, for a Proof Approval report, you can filter to only pending in X stage name, that should help filter it down?

If this helped you, please mark correct to help others : )

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