I am trying to build a project report that only pulls projects that have tasks assigned to a specific group of role ids within that project. The goal is to show the amount of projects a specific team is included on in a fiscal year.
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Stephanee,
Something like below:
It's a Task Report, grouped by project name (you can group by role as well). For filters, use AssignedTo->Role ID and input the role (I used Project Manager, but you can list as many roles as needed), I also had filter that Project status not equal to Complete, and Task status not equal to Complete.
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Hi Stephanee,
If the other suggested option of a Task report, grouped by Projects doesn't work for you, you could use a Project report and the "EXISTS" function. In this report you would essentially be saying "show me all of the projects where exists at least 1 assignment to this role".
Here is an example to start you off. In a Project report, in text mode, paste the following:
EXISTS:A:$$OBJCODE=ASSGN
EXISTS:A:projectID=FIELD:ID
EXISTS:A:assignedTo:roleID=ROLE ID HERE
EXISTS:A:assignedTo:roleID_Mod=in
Replace "ROLE ID HERE" with your roleID. You may need to add more filters to either the EXISTS statement (so, adding more lines starting with "EXISTS:A") or to the report overall to suit your specific needs.
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Did you ever figure out how to get what you needed?
I needed something similar where I was trying to build a report that shows all Tasks assigned to a Job Role as opposed to a User. I was not able to do this in a Task Report so I built an "Assignment Report" and get what I needed. The only problem is that when a task has more than one object assigned to the task the column for that field is blank.
What did you end up doing in your report?
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