Workflow status codes (used for view filter)

Here is the list of the status codes used to maintain the workflow statuses. This list might be useful when anyone creates a view based on workflow status. If you are creating a view for a list filtered by the workflow status, you would need use the number rather than the words (e.g. 2 instead of In Progress, 4 instead of Cancelled etc)

Status	Value
Not Started	0
Failed on Start	1
In Progress	2
Error Occurred	3
Canceled	4
Completed	5
Failed on Start (retrying)	6
Error Occurred (retrying)	7
Canceled	15
Approved	16
Rejected	17

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