I see that I can list blocked dates such as holidays in my project plans but that it will still allow a task to start on a blocked date but not finish. The white paper notes that you can manually schedule tasks to start but not finish but in my plans we did not manually set these dates, these are tasks that flow from one to the other based on predecessors so to me that is not a manual update. Seems that if there is a blocked date, it should choose the next available date to start or finish otherwise why have blocked dates. Perhaps this is me not understanding the white paper and just need clarification. If I am understanding it then a good update would be to have within the non-working days entry area a way to click a box and state to either allow or not allow tasks to start/finish on a non-working date. (white paper:https://help.smartsheet.com/articles/516392-defining-working-non-working-holidays-on-a-project-sheet?_ga=2.87890392.175478719.1699290269-1226387151.1696689178&_gl=1*15rbjt2*_ga*MTIyNjM4NzE1MS4xNjk2Njg5MTc4*_ga_ZYH7XNXMZK*MTY5OTI5MDI2OS4xNC4xLjE2OTkyOTE0NjYuMzAuMC4w)
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As one of the system admins, it is absurd to me that I cannot view or have access to all of the items created in my organization. We have over 11,000 reports, sheets, and dashboards and I can't see them. I have no visibility to if people are using our plan for their own personal use, or what kind of work is going on unless…
I noticed this the other day and tested Ctrl + M – it does not work. I submit ticket to Smartsheet support – they told me that’s expected behavior because it’s not currently available even though it still shows as keyboard shortcut in the menu🙄 and told me to submit new product idea. Please add this keyboard shortcut to…
Summary of Issue All team members work a standard 7.5‑hour day, but only a portion of that day is allocated for project work (e.g., 25%, 50%, etc.). In Resource Management, however, the system currently interprets allocations as a percentage of the full 7.5 hours, instead of the project‑eligible portion of a person’s day.…
