Honestly, grok and chatGPT give pretty thorough comparisons when you prompt them - try it out!

Hi there, interesting. I tested it again myself and am able to change it to a day instead of the default partial day, regardless of constraint. Try messing with the Duration Type under Working Time in the overview section of task details. It defaults to Simple I believe, maybe you have it set to som...

You can assign directly in tasks/issues within a project - here's a link for more info.

You're able to assign tasks/issues to multiple users or to a team...

Your report is just a collection of the data you want. A kickstart can help you populate data in WF in bulk (hopefully you won't continue to use excel and just enter data directly in WF moving forward). When you have the data populated - whether manually or via kickstart - you'd still need to create...

You can just set the duration manually and put in 1 month, 2 days, etc. along with your planned hrs.

Sounds like you need to do a kickstart. More on that here. You will need to be sure the fields you want in your status report are mapped/exist in WF if you're trying to upload a bunch of project info for example. The article goes into detail.

Durations can show in partial/fractional days based on the # of planned hours compared to the schedule assigned to the user the task/issue is assigned to (or the project schedule, based on your settings). If someone has an 8hr day as part of their user schedule, and you assign something that's 1hr, ...

You, can see setting options for this in the Queue Details tab of your queue project. Here's an article that goes more in depth about it.

Go into  your Gantt view and see the gear in upper right next to print icon. The % complete is what is causing the shading. The bar is the duration of the whole project/task/etc and the darker color within it is the % complete.