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BrandonNW
BrandonNW
Level 6
February 16, 2021
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Is it possible to get all project notes into a task report?

  • February 16, 2021
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So... I can pull the Last Note easy enough, but what I really want is the last project note by a specific person. Something like;

IF({project}.{noteText}.{owner}.{name}="USER A", {project}.{noteText}, " ") Is this even possible?

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imgrund
Adobe Employee
imgrundAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 16, 2021

Hi - you have a few issues.

1 - Last Note is the last note. If you want all notes but only show those of a specific users, that is a collection (with an IF statement) and I'm not sure if you can do a collection of a reference (reference the project but then want a collection of notes from that project). I'll leave that for someone smarter than me to figure out. LOL!

2 - If you do want the last note, but only if it is from a specific user... I noticed there is no "noteText" on a project. I think you meant "lastNote" as that is something you can reference on a project object type. (API explorer is great to determine relationships between objects).

This worked for me

displayname=Last Project Note If By Anthony

textmode=true

valueexpression=IF({project}.{lastNote}.{ownerID}="532376910024d8443277c3e46ed5330a",{project}.{lastNote}.{noteText},"")

valueformat=string

imgrund
Adobe Employee
imgrundAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 16, 2021

Sorry, forgot to mention why I went with ID instead of name... ownerID is already on the Last Note object so I didn't have to "hop" to a new object. If you went by name, you'd have to "hop" and then you have hopped 'too far' and the system can't do that.

imgrund
Adobe Employee
imgrundAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 19, 2021

Here you go, Pat

    skyehansen
    Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
    skyehansenCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
    February 18, 2021

    If you're going to be in the project anyway, is it feasible to just do a notes report, put it on a dashboard and publish that to a custom tab in the project? If you prefaced it with a prompt on owner ID it would probably get a lot of traction with other users looking for "notes by that coworker". Narayan had a nicely formatted report that captures all of the info like which object, when, etc. The nice thing is you can sort it out by date order too. Just thought I'd mentioned it in case you're not too married to the fact that it has to be on a task.

    BrandonNW
    BrandonNWAuthor
    Level 6
    February 18, 2021

    Thanks Skye! The second user in this scenario does not want to open the project at all, so I am trying (and failing) to give her a dashboard view with all relevant information on one line.

    Basically, I am looking to show the second user the "ready to start" task and the notes associated with it in one place. I think Anthony's suggestion will accomplish this nicely. üòä It's really quite simple. lol. Sometimes my brain gets away from me... 😋

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