You can report on closed activities, open activities, late activities, etc. However, the one thing you cannot report on is whether an object (in my case, a contact or an account) has never in its existence had an activity associated with it. This would be SO helpful to my org in determining an unserviced client.
4 Comments » Posted by CoriFox
Posted 10/17/08
Categories: Applications, Force.com Platform, Reports and Dashboards, Calendar and Activity Management
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Tom_Tobin 10/17/08 |
You can do this scenario. http://blogs.salesforce.com/analytics/2008/02/exception-repor.html |
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jbeck@VCS 11/11/08 |
I went to the link above to see if I could formulate a report to view open opportunities without open activities. I could not; it pulled up opportunities that did not have any activity history. However, any new opportunities that had a pending activity but no history yet, were included in the report. There have been several ideas on this in the past and I am surprised that Salesforce has not found a way to implement exception reporting such as this. I am still having to export to separate reports and run scripts in FileMaker Pro in order to run the report I need. |
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tt 12/04/08 |
Changed status to Ideas Under Consideration. |
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ad75 12/23/08 |
tt's link above does contain some useful workaround scenarios, but there are at least two specific things that I have tried to do recently that were not possible: 1. Create a custom report type that joins Activities to a User/Owner record. 2. Create roll-up summary fields that count the number of Activities linked to each User/Owner. Without either of these I don't think it's possible to produce a report that includes Users with zero Activities. This is a pretty significant omission. |