Has anyone ever created a report that shows a negative gap between the due date of one task in a project and the start date of another? I could use some text mode assistance.
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Hi @bpilarsk1,
Using native reporting functionality, each item in a report can only retrieve data about itself, its parent(s), and its “iterations” (eg a Project’s Tasks, a Task’s Issues, an Issue’s Expenses, etc.), noting that although the latter can (by looping through every item “expensively”) be reduced using an IF statement, it can not be sorted or aggregated.
Although I have created (expensive) Project reports with iterations on one or more columns to IF specific Task details, and (similarly expensive) Task reports with iterations on each Task “up” to its Project “down” to (all) its Tasks (including the current Task) to also IF specific Task details, doing math to “show a negative gap” is not possible, even with textmode.
So! Some other paths to consider:
Regards,
Doug
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Hi @bpilarsk1,
Using native reporting functionality, each item in a report can only retrieve data about itself, its parent(s), and its “iterations” (eg a Project’s Tasks, a Task’s Issues, an Issue’s Expenses, etc.), noting that although the latter can (by looping through every item “expensively”) be reduced using an IF statement, it can not be sorted or aggregated.
Although I have created (expensive) Project reports with iterations on one or more columns to IF specific Task details, and (similarly expensive) Task reports with iterations on each Task “up” to its Project “down” to (all) its Tasks (including the current Task) to also IF specific Task details, doing math to “show a negative gap” is not possible, even with textmode.
So! Some other paths to consider:
Regards,
Doug
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Thanks Doug - that explains a lot!