report help
We have been using quickbooks for quite a while and it was brought to my attention yesterday that one of the reports that is constantly used is not functioning properly anymore and I am not sure what happened? In this report (attached) there are columns for; Job/item#/Description/unit price/Bid quantity/unit of measure/bid amount (tot) /quantity installed (tot)/ and revenue(tot) What is use to do was; take the unit price multiped by the bid quantity and that would give the Bid Amount (tot). Then the quantity installed would multiply by the unit price to give the revenue total (which still works for all of them). Now it adds the Unit Price for every daily log that our crewman enters that uses that item number. ie: the first highlighted on the report the 691,439.95 was multipied 3 times because there was 3 daily logs entered which is throwing off the whole total off the bid amount. The bid amount should be 691,439.95 but it has it as 2,074,319.85 the other highlighted are doing the same because they have more than one daily log entered. But the rest on the report are fine and working because there is only 1 daily log entered using those item numbers. I'm hoping that someone can help me figure out what happened here and how I can change it so the Bid amount once again is a total of the unit price and36Views0likes4CommentsBar Chart based on Multi-Select Text field, but without unique combinations
Is there a good way to show the # of records where each option from a multi-select text field is selected WITHOUT showing every single unique combinations. For example, if Option A is selected on one record, Option A AND Option B would NOT be a separate bar on the bar chart, it would just show the actual choices in the field.30Views0likes1CommentUnrelated Data
I suspect I know the answer to this question, but am hoping that someone has better solution. I have unrelated data except for the fact that is time stamped. I need to chart both series. The two options I know are: Export to SQL and use Tableau, then embed a Tableau report in QB. Create a table of dates to force the different sets to be related together. Anyone know of another method?Solved35Views0likes2CommentsUnduplicated people summary report
I built this summary report and need help filtering out duplicated clients. This report is built on the "Case Clients" table that is the many-to-many table connecting "People" to "Cases". I need this report to only show unduplicated people within each column. I have not used Help!63Views1like3Comments'Equal to' 'Not Equal to" not opposites
I am trying to filter a report and am struggling to get the inverse of the if/then to show properly. I have tested the 'equal to' formula and it is working properly. i.e. I set a filter to be equal to that word so it only pulls records with that word in the field I am referencing. However, if I want the inverse of that report. i.e. I want all the records that do not contain that word to pull on the report however the inverse which I believe should just be switching the 'equal to' to 'not equal to' is not filtering the report at all. even though I have told the report to show me words not equal to the value I've entered are still pulling to the report. I can make a work around with multiple 'equal to' lines. I just believe that selecting the inverse of equal to should pull the records properly. TIA, KbarrySolved66Views0likes4CommentsReport help
Hello! I'm diving into someone else's app, trying to wrap my head around their reporting needs. The previous admin created several "checkbox" fields that are in reality, types of answers to a master field. I need to tally each checkbox and ideally, I'd love to get this all on one report. I theorize the reason they did individual checkboxes vs. one multi-select field is because, in my own experience with multi-select, a report of such won't cleanly count how many times each item was selected, but will report out instances of the specific combination of what was selected. In my example, I'm tallying types of support received, where there are 10 sub-types as check-boxes, so ideally this report shows the exact count of each type of service counted. Please and thank you!Solved83Views1like6CommentsHow to create Shared Reports in the LIVE version?
I have a quickbase app that I created for my users. I use the sandbox feature for version control etc. My users are asking for complex reports to be created that they can use. But I am unable to create them in the Live version of the app. I can create personal reports but not shared reports. It used to be that you can always (in fact quickbase used to recommend) shared reports in the live version. But not anymore. How do I do this?32Views0likes2CommentsRunning totals for charts
Hi all Want to share my solution on how to create running totals for charts. QB does not support running totals for charts, only summary reports. QB Junkie has a really good solution to create running totals using the query formula but as stated in her video it only works with small data sets and it is really memory intensive. QB has posted a solution to use the report API function to build a new running totals table from a summary report but I found this to be even slower and it does not give the user live updates. I use own table relationships that allows me to chart large datasets quickly and live. Below is an example of this application but I use this for many other data sets that do not use dates so do not get stuck on the dates table step. Create a dates table. I made the key a text field so that i can create the reference field. Record ID is also an option but a bit harder. My key was "<date>-<project no>" Create an own table relationship I use pipeline's Make Request action to create and maintain this table with its key and related field value. This is a Jinja code on Exchange I borrowed so let me know if this is of interest to anyone. It super-fast but again not a requirement. Summarise the values I want into the dates table Create a blank formula field and this will be my running total Summarise the blank formula field i created in step 6 above. I use the own table relationship for this. Go back to the blank formula field in step 6 and write a formula that adds the summarised value in step 5 to the summarised value in step 7. BUT I found this needs to be via an if statement and can't be a simple addition as it fails randomly. Maybe a bug in QB but I found my way around this and its now super reliable. My if looks like this If( Nz([Field in step 5]) + Nz([Field in step 7]) <> 0, Nz([Field in step 5]) + Nz([Field in step 7]), Nz([Field in step 5]) <> 0, Nz([Field in step 5]), Nz([Field in step 7]) <> 0, Nz([Field in step 7])) Thats it. Fast reliable running totals to draw charts! See screenshot below70Views1like1CommentMaking a checkbox field editable in a report?
Hi! I was wondering if someone could help with a possible formula question? I have in an app an employee master list. In that list the previous designer has a checkbox field called "Active" - If the employee is active it is check if not unchecked etc. My question is the default report that lists all of the employees shows a column that is the active field but I have to go into each individual employee record to uncheck active. Is there a way to be able to go down the list and uncheck all who are inactive right from that report? Thank you in advance!24Views0likes2CommentsSecure link to a report
Secure links to reports are mentioned in the Quickbase documentation and multiple places on the Quickbase website, but I can't find a single example. I understand how secure links can be made for forms and records and know there are examples of this in the Exchange. But there is no example of how to create secure links to reports. I figure one way to do it is create a key generator field, then an ask the user report, and filter to records where the result equals the key value. But just wondering if anyone has any other, better ideas?58Views0likes3Comments