Can we select time range for funnel reports. Session flow report allows the time selection but I don't see the same option for funnel reports.
Adding selectable time ranges to the Funnels report is on our roadmap, but not yet available. The list of intents available in the dropdown is the full set of intents that have been received by your bot all time.
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could please someone enlighten me?
I have a data set and I need this data set to be refreshed on the 5th and 15th of the month.
But there can only be one schedule per Cognos object, right?
Is this the optimal solution?
I setup a schedule on the data set itself for the 5th of Month.
Then I create a job and add that data set as a job step.
I schedule the job containing that data set (which includes its own schedule) for the 15th.
What happens on the 15th and how these two schedules work with each other?
(This could also apply to reports etc).
Many thanks
I went through the documentation and some online articles, but there is no definitive answer if a data set (or a report..) can have multiple schedules set.
Lots here about reports and report views explaining how I handle schedules. Substitute "dataset" and "job" and I think you'll get what you want.
One schedule per object leads to limitations. I have found for reports that it is better to create a report view to handle the schedule. I very rarely schedule a report anymore because I often end up needing more than one schedule or set of parameters.
Using a report view provides a means to not only create multiple schedules per report, by creating multiple report views, but also have those schedules send the reports based on independent sets of parameters. For example, the regional VPs want reports showing their sales revenue for the month, but only for their regions. I would create one report, then create a report view for the U.S. and a report view for Europe. Both get sent on the 5th of the month.
Likewise, I could set up 2 report views to work around the scheduling limitations. Say I want to send the same report on the 5th and the 15th. I would create the report, then create 2 report views to handle the schedules.
So, to translate this to your need...
To refresh the same dataset on the 5th and the 15th, create 2 jobs that have the dataset as a step -- one job for each schedule.
Using jobs looks like the right thing to do for your use case. I don't see another scheduling option for datasets.
Currently trying to surface key information around the projects in our organisation. I want to show a breakdown of work items assigned, estimated time, and completed time per individual. I thought I could do this with the chart widget, and I can if I have 3 different pivots, but it seems very limited. I don't seem to be able to adjust the order of the column series (status) to what I want. I can adjust based on the values - e.g. estimates but then the next chart has that status in a completely different order because it's sorting on something different.
Is there another widget I should use, or is Azure DevOps not capable of handling this? Do I have to use Excel or PowerBI instead??
You can use “chart for work items” widget. Please select chart type as Pivot table. For example, here is my configuration of the "Chart for work items" widget:
You can see the Original Estimate assigned to each user in this widget:
Is there a way to create promotions in Netsuite 2016.1 so that items can have individually lowered prices? I know how to reduce items by percentages and how to set a flat price for all items, but I'm trying to allow individual items to have different temporary prices. Does Netsuite have this capability, or should I begin creating it via SuiteScript and custom records/fields?
Thanks!
Try the pricing groups feature of NetSuite. This lets you set a custom price for a set of items, which can then be assigned to various customers. This is primarily meant for negotiating prices with a large customer.
You might be able to use this feature to set temporary prices by switching the pricing group on and off for different customers with a script.
I am not aware of any way to temporarily set specific prices.
A thing I've done in the past was to create a set of custom fields and scripts that did the following for a Daily Specials program.
Take a group of products and copy their current on-line price to another field;
Update their online prices to a pre-determined value
assign them to a "Daily Specials" category.
set a custom checkbox field so that the item thumbnails could be easily bannered in a category list
A daily batch inspected a configuration table for that day's specials. It cleared all the current specials(prices back; remove from category; clear checkbox) and then assigned that day's specials.
this was driven by a table that allowed the product manager to schedule products based on seasonality and availability.
(As far as I know) SharePoint list alerts only fire off due to a change. If I want an email to go out daily even if there were no changes, I figured I could create a calculated field that does today's date minus the "Start Date". It will increment by 1 every day. Will this cause a daily change email to go out? If not, does anyone have a trick for emailing out a list daily even when there are no changes? Thanks!
This will not cause the alert to go out. Calculated fields are only calculated when the list is accessed. The only way I see to do this is to create a site level workflow with a tool like Nintex or create a timer job that can generate the email you want. Nintex Workflows can be scheduled to run on a regular basis. Workflows created with SharePoint Designer cannot be scheduled out of the box.
after selecting lead and if Email button from ribbon is selected , then email form opens , here is it possible to set time and date for email to be send.
i tried "Actual start , Actual end , Due date etc" but mails sends immediatly after send button is pressed.
Is there any other ways to set Date and time for sending email.
Thanks in Advance.
I don't think there is a great out of the box solution for what you are looking for. However, depending on which version of CRM you are using (online vs on premise) You can create workflow that will fire off of one of those date fields being set (or a custom one) and wait until that specified time. To actually send it you will have create a workflow assembly (on prem only at this time I believe) to send that e-mail record out.
If it is online or you want to not add any code you can still do this trick. There are some drawbacks such as the e-mail would be text only, not able to recreate the activity party lists and some other things. Here is what I would do.
Create a new entity called Scheduled E-mail
Create all of the e-mail fields that you need to recreate as well as a date field to send the e-mail out by.
Create the workflow on the Scheduled E-mail entity to wait until the specified date.
After the step use the "Send E-mail" step to send the e-mail and copy over all of the fields you need.
This isn't a perfect solution, but will work with no code.
Hope this helps!