Create or edit views in Adobe Workfront

Click the View drop-down menu on any list where you want to create or customize a view.

Click the + New View button to create a new view.
Or
Click the Edit icon that appears on mouseover to the right of an existing view you want to edit.
The Customize View dialog box displays.

In the Column Preview section, do any of the following:

• Modify the value of any column by clicking the column title and then selecting a new field.

• Add a column by clicking Add Column, begin typing the name of the column that you want to add, then click it when it appears in the drop-down list.

• Adjust the order that columns appear by dragging the column title to a new location.

  • (Optional) In the Column Settings area, click the Summarize this column by drop-down list, then select one of the available options for summarizing the information. When you choose this option, the information in your column is aggregated in the groupings of the report.
    For date fields, you can summarize the values by the following options:

    • Maximum
    • Minimum

    For number and currency fields, you can summarize the values by the following options:

    • Count
    • Sum
    • Average
    • Maximum
    • Minimum

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    The following exceptions apply for parent objects (for example, parent tasks) when you are aggregating values for the following fields in groupings:
    All the number and currency fields except Actual Hours (for example, Planned/ Actual Labor Cost, Planned/ Actual Expense Cost, Planned/ Actual Cost, Planned Hours) aggregate only the values for the children tasks, and standalone tasks. They do not aggregate the values for the parent tasks or parents of parents. Actual Hours aggregate the values for the main parent and the standalone tasks; they do not aggregate the numbers for the parents of parent tasks or the children tasks. Custom data fields for number and currency values aggregate all tasks: parents, children, parents of parents, and standalone tasks.

    For more information about using groupings in a report, see the article Groupings overview in Adobe Workfront.

  • (Optional) Click Advanced Options to specify the following information for the column:

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    Custom Column Label	Specify a custom label for the column. This label replaces the default label.
    Field Format	Select the format in which you want the values to be displayed for fields in the column.
    Show this column when on a Dashboard	Select this option to show this column on a dashboard, when the report is displayed side by side with another report. When this option is unselected, this column is not displayed when viewing the report on a dashboard where reports are displayed side by side.
    Column Rules	Click + Add a Rule for this Column to define a rule for the column. After you add a rule, you can define field and text styles for how fields that match that rule are displayed. Click Add Rule after you have finished defining the rule.

    For more information about conditionally formatting views in reports, see the article Use conditional formatting in Text Mode.

(Conditional) If you clicked Advanced Options, click Done.

Click Save View to create a new view or to replace the current view with your changes.
Or
Click Save as New View to save your changes as a new view.

Your access dictates how the view is saved. If you created the view originally, you can save the changes; otherwise, you are prompted to save a version. Keep in mind that changes you make to the view impact users with whom the view has been shared.

Go to the list of tasks on a project.

Click the Board icon , and then click Use legacy agile on the board view.

(Conditional) To customize an existing Agile view:

1. Click the View drop-down menu, then select the Agile view you want to customize.
   You cannot customize the default Agile view.

2. Click the View drop-down menu again, then click Customize View.
   

(Conditional) To create a new Agile view, click New View.
The Customize Agile View dialog box displays.

In the Customize Agile View dialog box, specify a name for the Agile view.
We recommend that you include the word “Agile” in your view name, so users know this is an Agile view.
This name is displayed in the View drop-down menu when selecting a view.

Define the status columns to display on the story board in the agile view. These are the task statuses that are defined by the Workfront administrator, as described in Create or edit a status.

Only system statuses are available to use on the Agile story board. If a status is available only for an individual group you are a member of, the status is not available on the agile story board. Furthermore, tasks that are in a status that is available only to a custom group are not visible when viewing the project in an Agile view.

Users can move stories among these status columns on the Agile story board.
When defining status columns, you can do the following:

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Reorder status columns:	Drag a status column to the order where you want it to appear.
Remove status columns:	Click the (x) icon on the column that you want to remove. You cannot remove the "New" status unless a custom status has been added to the view and that custom status equates with "New." For information about creating a custom status, see Create or edit a status.
Add status columns:	Click the Plus icon, then select the status you want to add. All default system statuses are displayed, as well as any custom statuses that have been shared with you. You can configure up to 10 statuses to display.

In the Associate Card Color to area, select from the following options:

In the Additional Fields area, click Add Field, then select the field you want to add to story cards. (These are the same fields you can add when creating customizing a view or creating columns for a report.)
Repeat this process to add up to three additional fields to the story cards.
When you add fields to story cards, fields are view-only and display only when the field is populated.

By default, the following types of data is displayed on the story card:

• Story name with a link directly to the task
• The project name with a link directly to the project
  This link is displayed only when using the agile view on an iteration; it is not displayed when using an Agile view on a project.
• The task description
• Current commitment
• View and edit the percent complete either by adjusting the percent complete itself or by adjusting the number of points or hours that are complete
• Assigned Users

You can display additional data (including custom data) on story cards. You might want to display additional fields on story cards for any number of reasons. For example, you might want to display the Customer ID if you are working on stories for multiple customers within the project, or you might want to display the Task Start Date.

Click Save.
Your access dictates how the view is saved. If you created the view originally, you can save the changes; otherwise, you are prompted to save a version. Keep in mind that changes you make to the view impact users with whom the view has been shared.

(Optional) Click the List icon to return to the list of tasks.