You will have a report link field which shows the embedded report of children on the form. That report link field can be set on the form to display the results right on the form as opposed to just a link to the child records.
You are free to add that same field many times on the form, and each time just use a different report to show different reports. The reports themselves will not be filtered for a particular parent,. The report link field setup will ensure that you just get the records for that parent when used on that form. ie the report link field adds in an extra filter not in the report itself.
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-28-2020 08:54
From: Penny Whoolery
Subject: Display more than one report on a single page
They are all based on the same table.
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-28-2020 08:46
From: Mark Shnier (YQC)
Subject: Display more than one report on a single page
You can display multiple reports and charts on a record. Are these reports all based on the same table or are there multiple different tables that hold these reports?
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-28-2020 08:27
From: Penny Whoolery
Subject: Display more than one report on a single page
I am not Murali, but I want to do the same.
My use case is this: We monitor certain activity by our Sections throughout the world through a table called Scorecard. My Scorecard table is related to the Section table by Section Name. I want to display 4 reports when the Section lands on a tab titled Scorecard (the reports are quarterly reports of activity by the Section). Is this doable on a tab, or does it need to be a page? Even if it is only a page, I am interested in learning how to accomplish this.
Thanks.
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-07-2018 18:35
From: Surya Expert
Subject: Display more than one report on a single page
Me too...About the use-case. As long as they are all related to something in common, it is quite possible. We do that all the time out here. If I have an Employees table (for example) and I have all their skills, projects they are working on, you could typically have all the subreports editable on the employees form. That is one page with multiple grid edit reports. But if they are not related, we can still relate it to some phantom concept. All depends on @murali's use-case.