Report widget not showing available reports
On our app home page, when I try to update an existing report using the widget, or add a new report using the widget, our reports are not showing up in the report dropdown. Even the report that was already previously added via the widget is not showing up in the report dropdown. I am the app manager and have administrator access. We have a number of existing reports for this table, and several are used on the app home page, and have been there for at least a year. All are shared reports with no access restrictions. They are not grid-edit reports. I have not made any changes to the type or location of our reports. I have 3 apps where I'm the manager/administrator, and the issue is happening with all of them. How do I make them show up again? And could this be tied to the recent QB update that changed some UI (tables now listed in a left sidebar instead of on top, etc.)? This is the first time I've tried to change reports since that UI update. Thank you for your help! These are the reports as shown from the table page: This is what I see in edit mode on the home page. These 2 items are the only things that show up and neither are clickable and a search does not find the reports:216Views0likes8CommentsGauge Report - Wrong Percentage
Hi! I'm creating a gauge report that shows the percentage of POs Invoiced/Current Project Budget (aka Percent Consumed). This report is going on a dashboard that has a dynamic filter for Project Priority. After lots of trial and error, I decided to create summary fields in a parent table called "Universal Reporting Record". The summary fields specify the percentage for each priority... 1, 2, 3 and the combination of all three as All. I am then using a formula in the gauge report to specify which Percent Consumed field should be used depending on the priority: The percentage for "All" should be 13.4%, but it continues to show 17% and I cannot figure out why. The other priorities (1, 2, and 3) show correctly as the dynamic filter is changed. The calculation is done on $s Consumed/Total Budget. These are the same fields used in the summary table mentioned above, just different labels for the dashboard. Here are the results for Project Priority = 1 which are correct: Any help is greatly appreciated!!216Views1like8CommentsSummary Reports
Y'all have been so helpful! I'm hoping I can figure this one out! I need to create a summary report that shows these totals in an easy report. I can't seem to figure out how to only have current MTD or YTD, just group by Month or Year, which isn't what I need. I can create a KPI widget for everything, but is there a way to show the KPI numbers in a chart that can be exported for our company analyst group? I'm hoping there's a relatively easy way to do this! Thanks!Solved210Views0likes3CommentsMissing an option in Kanban Card Groups
In my table I have three fields that are Text (Multiple Choice): Type of Leave Semester of Leave Status of Leave When I try to create a Kanban Report, I only see two of the three fields under Card Groups > Based on drop-down field as options (Type and Semester, not Status). I'm lost as to how to get Status of Leave to be an option to choose in Card Groups. FYI: The actual choices displayed in these Text-Multiple Choice fields are different, but the three fields are otherwise have duplicate settings. What am I doing wrong and how can I fix it so I can have Status be the card group??Solved171Views0likes7CommentsMerging Two Completely Different Tables
Greetings, I couldn't delete this post so, I am just completely modifying it, for anyone who navigated their way back to this and is thinking, "This isn't what I was looking for". lol I have two tables with completely different data. I want to create a third table which would be made up of the contents of each record in table1, duplicated for each record in table2, so I can add additional formulas, etc for a report. table1 structure Name -- StartDate -- FinishDate -- Amount table2 structure Period -- BeginDate -- EndDate Desired merger Name -- StartDate -- FinishDate -- Amount -- Period -- BeginDate -- EndDate --... Example output Name1 -- StartDate -- FinishDate -- Amount -- Period1 -- BeginDate -- EndDate --... Name1 -- StartDate -- FinishDate -- Amount -- Period2 -- BeginDate -- EndDate --... Name1 -- StartDate -- FinishDate -- Amount -- Period3 -- BeginDate -- EndDate --... Name2 -- StartDate -- FinishDate -- Amount -- Period1 -- BeginDate -- EndDate --... Name2 -- StartDate -- FinishDate -- Amount -- Period2 -- BeginDate -- EndDate --... Name2 -- StartDate -- FinishDate -- Amount -- Period3 -- BeginDate -- EndDate --... etc... The true challenge with this is being able to set this up so the merger of the data in this fashion happens dynamically. Meaning when one or both tables has a record added, modified, or removed, the merged output reflects the changes. I figure this calls for a relationship, especially for the dynamic aspect of things. However, I don't know how to set that up, assuming it's possible to do. If anyone has any suggestions, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.166Views0likes10CommentsShow unique parent records for current user
Looking for a way to show a summary type list of items. In my application I have a Projects table and a Time Entries table. Projects can have many Time Entries. I also have a Team Members table. A Team Member can have multiple Time Entries. I'm trying to create a summary type report which would show the Current User a list of all Projects to which they have logged any time. I do not want to view each of the individual time entries, but just a list (non-repeating) of the project name. Example: Time Entries (table) Team Member Date Project Bob Smith 7/1/2024 Project A Bob Smith 7/2/2024 Project A Bob Smith 7/1/2024 Project B Bob Smith 7/2/2024 Project B Sally Jones 7/1/2024 Project A Report would then Display: Bob Smith Project A Project B Sally Jones Project ASolved165Views0likes8CommentsIs there any way to show an embedded report with all the records related through a summary table
There are three relevant tables in this scenario, Projects, Groups, and a summary table called Project Groups. There is a one to many relationship from Projects and from Groups to the Project Groups table. This is to allow a project to be a member of multiple groups, and a group can contain multiple projects. I would like to show an embedded report in the projects form that shows all of the other projects (with some other relevant fields) that share a group with the project I am viewing, and I plan to group that report by Group. Is there a way to accomplish this?Solved164Views0likes6CommentsCalendar Reports not Loading
Suddenly no Calendar reports will load in new forms. Anyone else seeing this? I've been dealing with this issue for most of the day today. I'm hoping it's resolved before I have to switch everything back to the old forms. They either show the spinning loading animation, or it just freezes and never loads like in the attached screenshot. They still seem to be working in the old forms though.Solved143Views0likes5CommentsHow to split an Export file which is too big
I need to export port a file which has over 400 fields and years of data. When I try to export I get the following error. is there a way to split the data into chunks? I still need all the data, and would like to split in yearly chunks. Is there a simple way to do this? I am a total novice at this.Solved142Views0likes1CommentRunning Total
I want to get a running total of the number of rows in a report. I have a formula that is COUNT([field name]), which returns a value of 1. To get the running total value, do I have to first create a var text query on the field I am counting? var text QUERY //var text QUERY = "{fid#.}"; Is the Running Total formula: SumValues(GetRecords($QUERY),fid#)Solved133Views0likes2Comments