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Reports and Statistics 1 Lin Prisbrey lprisbrey@salsalab s.com

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An introduction to Salsa's built-in and custom report tools.

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Reports and Statistics 1

Lin [email protected]

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GoToWebinar Tools:

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Agenda

1) Accessing Salsa’s built-in reports2) Cloning a built-in report3) Basic report properties4) Walkthrough of an example report, including:

a) Adding columnsb) Adding Conditions / Filtersc) Exporting a report

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How to access built-in reports:

First method:There is a link to “built-in reports” on most of the salsa

headquarters that allow you to access standard reports for that tool.

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How to access built-in reports:Second method:On all Salsa dashboards is a link to “add content.” This allows

you to place a built-in report on your dashboard.

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Built-in reports are not directly editable – you will not be able to change the information it displays nor how it displays.

However, you can “clone and edit” Salsa’s built-in reports, which will give you the ability to alter the report parameters.

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‘Clone and Edit’ Built-in Reports

From the “built-in reports” list: click on ‘clone and edit’

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Clone and Edit Built-in ReportsFrom a dashboard sticky: ‘click on full report’

Then click on ‘clone and edit this report’

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What ‘clone and edit’ does:Clicking on ‘clone and edit’ will bring you to the report’s “properties”

screen. (Hold this thought for a few more slides.)

At this point, the report is no longer a “built-in report” – it is a custom report and can be found by clicking “list your custom reports” (2) on the “reports and statistics” dashboard (1). Access the properties screen by clicking on “Details” (3).

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Or, alternatively…

…you could create your own report from scratch.

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A good thing to keep in mind:

Unless you’re very, very, very good or very, very, very, lucky, you cannot break, ruin, or mess up anything in Salsa or your data by creating or changing a report.

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Report Properties

1. Name of your report2. Type of report3. The data (locations)

you wish to report on.4. The SQL query

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Reporting on objects(s)

If you’re creating from scratch, you’ll be given the opportunity to choose which objects(tables) you wish to report on.

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Documentation:

• Learn more on SalsaCommons.org:http://salsacommons.org/o/8001/p/salsa/web/wiki/public/?reference=Building%20Custom%20Reports

• Or go to SalsaCommons.org and click on “Reports and Statistics” under ‘Learn’