Building hierarchy based off of indentation
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Hi @Ashley M
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Not sure I follow.
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Hi @Ashley M
Hope you are fine, you can add a helper column call it Level and use the following formula to fill the level of hierarchy and convert it to column format formula:
=IF(COUNT(CHILDREN(Task@row)) > 0, COUNT(ANCESTORS()) + 1)
then you can create a report and group it by hierarchy level column.
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