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Filtering Proof reviews by Project folder

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Hi All,

 

I used to be able to filter my proof reports by the project folder the proof was assigned to using the following formula:

EXISTS:a:$$EXISTSMOD=EXISTS

EXISTS:a:$$OBJCODE=DOCFLD

EXISTS:a:documentID=FIELD:ID

EXISTS:a:folder:name=Art Reviews

EXISTS:a:folder:name_Mod=eq

 

However, now this formula no longer works.  I wanted to know if anyone has run into this issue and developed a workaround?  I also have a field I created in text mode to display the folder name as a column for a document report but can't get it to work for a proof report:

displayname=Folder
listmethod=nested(folders).lists
textmode=true
type=iterate
valueexpression={name}
valueformat=HTML

 

Anyone feedback would be greatly appreciated.

 

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Can you share why the exists statement no longer works? In looking at it I'm wondering if it ever worked. I also don't see any ability to make a proof report? I can make a proof approval report but then there's no way your join line would have worked in that case.

 

I'm wondering if maybe you got the exists statement working in a document report, and then decided it could be ported to a proof approval report? (spoiler: it can't)

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Community Advisor

Can you share why the exists statement no longer works? In looking at it I'm wondering if it ever worked. I also don't see any ability to make a proof report? I can make a proof approval report but then there's no way your join line would have worked in that case.

 

I'm wondering if maybe you got the exists statement working in a document report, and then decided it could be ported to a proof approval report? (spoiler: it can't)