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Single date timelines in Workfront Planning

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I'm creating timeline views in Workfront planning and realized there is no option to show events based on singular dates. It always asks for a start and end date. I want to show events based on one date and create a deployment timeline. Does anyone have any suggestions on how we can get around this limitation

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I believe it's on the backlog to accommodate single dates so you don't have to put the same date for start/end. Users often want to show big milestones/launches with single dates. They have just had to go after higher priority items first.

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Rowvill,

There is no way in Planning to have singular dates and I believe that is deliberate by Product in how Planning and Workfront Core are to be utilized in providing distinction between the products.  The idea with Planning is teams input items they would like to get approval/review on to become an executable object (project) inside of Core (where you may have singular date such as a project's planned completion date).  In Planning they would be providing dates such as to when we think we'll start and when we'd like to ideally end.

In Contrast, the calendar in Core was updated and allows the ability for the singular dates on work that is being executed so teams could adjust workload as part of the execution phase.  On a second note, you could input an idea to include it in Planning and we could ask community to go nuts to upvote it 😄

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100% agreed. If I don't see it in the roadmap I'll make sure to add it as an idea. Thanks @Kurt_Jones for highlighting the difference between the two calendar functionalities.

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I believe it's on the backlog to accommodate single dates so you don't have to put the same date for start/end. Users often want to show big milestones/launches with single dates. They have just had to go after higher priority items first.

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Wonderful! It would great to know when it's getting rolled out. I know they have an upcoming session to share the roadmap for WF Planning.

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I believe it'll be sometime H1FY26. The intent of allowing single dates @RowvillBh1 @Kurt_Jones is to be able to show big dates like launches/milestones/etc. that users want nicely represented on a timeline/calendar.

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Ok great. Thanks for the update 🙂