Hi Pavlin, Yeah, makes sense. I don't believe that is possible. If you think about it, the $$USER or $$TODAY etc. are items the system can figure out on it's own. The same is true if you're in the Project itself. But it wouldn't have a way to know which projects you wanted to see without being in the project itself (or setting a filter or a prompt). You'll notice in the slides in the Powerpoint you attached, the slide shows that they are in the project itself displaying that dashboard. In essence it's kinda doing what you said (using a $$PROJECTID) by being in the project. Just not for multiple projects as it wouldn't know what to include. The only way I can think of would be to add a filter to each report to include the projects you want, include a Grouping by Project Name, add those reports to a dashboard and you can roll up the different projects so you only see the one project at a time. Maybe someone else has something more brilliant, but that's all I can think of at the moment. Sorry. Vic Alejandro, PMP, CSM | IT | Sr. IT Project Manager Denver Water | t: (303-628-7262) | c: (303-319-6473) "http://www.denverwater.org/">
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