Hi WF Community,
Is there a way I can display the Home Group Name, instead of Home Group ID, on a report chart?
I have an hours report whereby I have grouped the results by Home Group, but it only lets me select the Home Group ID field, not the Home Group Name field. I switch over to text mode to try and resolve it there (replacing ID with :name), but it didn't work.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Nick
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My above suggestion worked! Here is the calculated field formula I used on the User object:
Home Group.Name
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I am actually in a similar boat right now so would like to follow any suggestions from the Community on this. In our case, we would like to group a report by Home Team ID, but actually have the Home Team Name display... Thanks for this question :)
Hello again! I was playing around more and did more digging and here is the text mode I came up with that seemed to work for me for the Home Team ID - my report is in a list though, so not sure if this will also help in your chart view:
group.0.displayname=Team
group.0.linkedname=assignedTo
group.0.namekey=view.relatedcolumn
group.0.namekeyargkey.0=assignedTo
group.0.namekeyargkey.1=homeTeamID
group.0.valuefield=assignedTo:homeTeam:Name
group.0.valueformat=string
textmode=true
If you replace Team with Group... perhaps that will work?
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Thanks for the input, Olivia and Heather.
I know the text mode trick that replaces the group (or home) id with it's name, it's just that those column updates (Details tab) don't translate in charts/graphs. Thanks though.
Support had this suggestion (Olivia, not sure if you want to chart/graph the Home Team name)...
"...create a calculated field on all user's objects that will return the name of their Home group. This would then give you the ability to group by this field using the Report builder therefore also applying that grouping to your chart as well. "
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My above suggestion worked! Here is the calculated field formula I used on the User object:
Home Group.Name
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