Currently Teams pulls the status of an RFI from the "State" column and not the "Status" column. This is very confusing to many when you know your RFI has been Closed but is still showing as being Open. Yes you can go in and create a custom view of the grid tab. However, to newer members and collaborators it can still be very misleading. Please either make it so that the "Status" column pulls in the actual status of the RFI or make the "State" column the default visible column. Thank you.
Chris Rippley
| Company | Kinsley Construction, Inc. |
| Job Title / Role | Technical Project Engineer |
| I need it... | 3 months |
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Most of our users ignore the Status of RFIs since the State changes naturally with the progress of the RFI without the additional clicks to manage a Status. It takes a bit of training to know what each status means, but looking at the ball in court is also a great indicator of where it is in the process and what the next action is.