Ann Posted December 30, 2021 Posted December 30, 2021 Afternoon All Hope you are all safe and well and had a lovely Christmas. Please would it be possible for some help with a report to show literally the Project manager of each project we have? I have attempted this numerous times but my knowledge is limited with linking tables. I am looking to complete a basic report that would supply a list of all project ids, project names and project manager. I have tried using the table "Projects" which gives me the Project ID, Project Name but not the Project Manager. I have tried linking the table "Project Members" but can't seem to get that to bring back the project manager field. Please would it be possible for any guidance or help with this as it is becoming quite an issue for us now? Thank you. Kind Regards Ann
Samrai Posted December 30, 2021 Posted December 30, 2021 Hi Ann, Let me try and help. The 2 tables you need are Project and Project Members. You join these 2 using the Project ID. Once you've done that the columns you need should be available to select including the Project Name and the Project Role (each member of the project is listed with their role). To remove all other mebers except for the Project you can include a filter for Project Role like %projectManager. Image of the join below Image of the filter so that only Project Managers are returned
Steve Giller Posted December 30, 2021 Posted December 30, 2021 @Ann Pre-empting your next question, yes, you can get the User Handle rather than the ID (I believe that would be a number in your case - not too user-friendly!) If you import the attached report I'm hopeful you can use that as a base to build what you need. project-managers.report.txt
Ann Posted December 31, 2021 Author Posted December 31, 2021 Afternoon Thank you so much @Samraiand @Steve Giller. I really appreciate your help with this one. I will start work on it immediately. Thank you. I hope you have a Happy New Year. Kind Regards Ann
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