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Maddy.craytor's comment is most aligned with how my team and I had used the "owner" column. The idea of moving away from individual ownership to workspace owners is fine. For all intents and purposes, however, the owner column was synonymous with creator. There were certainly times when ownership changed but assets are predominantly owned by the creator and knowing who created an asset in a workspace with multiple administrators/lots of items is extremely helpful.

I'd like to see report filters improve. I've included a post from another user that was submitted a few years ago.

Ideally, the report filter would allow for @row references. The use case that triggered this need for my company was the "between" function for a date field. I want to see any projects that are between two dates on my sheet. I'd like the "start date" to be one column, and the "end date" to be the second column. To use the filters as it is currently designed, I have to add a helper column to my sheet to compare the values, and then add that as my report filter.

While we can usually accomplish what we want by adding helper columns, it's not always the easiest/simplest process. I need to create 10 reports comparing 10 different date fields, which means adding 10 helper columns to my sheet.

We have a massive sheet and multiple reports created for individuals. Being able to let them create and save multiple filters (like in a sheet) would be very helpful. Please....please....please....! <3

Echoing the above comments. We have reports used by multiple individuals, who require varying filtering & sorting needs. Being able to create and save multiple filters (like is available within a sheet) would make a dramatic improvement to our team's use of Smartsheet.

Allowing end users to change filter on reports will be very appreciated. Yes the dynamic view is allowing this but it is not instinctive the way the end user has to find the link since it is not available in the browser and we have to create a dashboard to communicate the link. That will be a great improvement for our team also.

@Lisa B 2022 You want to know how to create multiple conditions simultaneously?

If you click on the "+" icon in blue, you will get the dropdown list containing:

1. Add a Condition
2. Add a Condition Path
3. Add an Action.

If you click on the "condition path", you'll be able to create a number of condition paths. I believe there is a limitation on how many condition paths you can create.

It would be fantastic if we could either increase the size of the scroll bars (bottom and right) or show them permanently. It can be so frustrating trying to get the scroll bars to engage, especially when referencing another sheet in a formula.