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Sharepoint 2007 : Track the Progress of a Workflow

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Open the actions menu for that item or file and choose Workflows . The workflows page that opens shows you the running workflows and the completed ones at the bottom of the page, under the Workflows section (see Figure 1).
Figure 1. The running workflows appear under the Workflows section.

Click the name of the workflow or its status to get to the status summary page, relevant to the workflow on the current item (see Figure 2).

Figure 2. The status summary page for a workflow.

The workflow’s status summary page shows you tasks that have been generated by the workflow and the history of the workflow progress (see Figure 3). More complex workflows have more steps to them, so viewing the history can be useful when you want to know who did what during the workflow runtime. For example, if the workflow was canceled, the history screen would show that information, allowing you to know who cancelled it. If there were any errors in any of the workflow steps, you can use this information to know why the workflow was not completed.

Figure 3. The status page for a workflow that was canceled with errors.

Some workflows offer quicker ways to get to the workflow status summary window. These workflows add a column to the list or library view showing the status in that view. For example, the approval workflow adds an Approval column to the views of the list or library, showing you the status of the workflow and enabling you to click the status to get to the status summary page (see Figure 4).

Figure 4. The approval workflow adds a column showing the status.
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