Hi all,
I'm having a brain freeze here. I'm hoping that one of our community members could help me out.
Some requests are routed to a separate project (project "X"). I want to create a report showing me all projects with a resolve link to the requests in my project "X".
I can't think straight anymore, so I'm hoping for your backup.
Thanks!
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Thanks William!
Unfortunately, this only gives me half of the solution. It, indeed, gives me the projects that are converted from a request in that project, but It doesn't give me the projects that have been manually added as the Resolve Project to a request in that project.
I kept trying and came up with the following code, which actually works:
resolvables:projectID={project X ID}
resolvables:projectID_Mod=eq
Thanks again for your help and pointing me in the right direction!
Hello Femke,
the ID of the resolved request is stored in the field convertedOpTaskOriginatorID. Therefore you could add the following textmode to your filter
convertedOpTaskOriginatorID_Mod=notblank
to only get the projects, which have this link.
Regards
Lars
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Hi Lars, thanks for your help, it is truly appreciated!
I see that this field relates to the ID of the user who submitted the original request.
It doesn't relate to the project where the request is stored, unfortunately.
Kind regards,
Femke
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Oh, sorry. I did not recognize that.
But using the textmode by @William-- should be solution!
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Hi Femke,
convertedOpTask:projectID={project_X_ID}
convertedOpTask:projectID_Mod=eq
In a project report will return a list of projects whose originating issue is currently stored in "Project X."
Thanks William!
Unfortunately, this only gives me half of the solution. It, indeed, gives me the projects that are converted from a request in that project, but It doesn't give me the projects that have been manually added as the Resolve Project to a request in that project.
I kept trying and came up with the following code, which actually works:
resolvables:projectID={project X ID}
resolvables:projectID_Mod=eq
Thanks again for your help and pointing me in the right direction!
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