I am trying to generate some reports and I have 2 issues:
Here is my table. I am doing a filter based on the Results column. The filter for "T" is Exceptions and "F" in No Exceptions.
I can get the true side to work correctly, but I am having issues with the false side. I do not want the false side to generate a report if there are records in the true side. How can I get this to not run?
2. When the false side does run (only when there are no records on the true side), how can I get the report to generate without a data table? I only want the report text to flow through on the report. I currently have the workflow setup with a data table, but if I remove it, then the report text attaches to each record from my filter, so the report text shows multiple times. Is there a way to get a blank table to populate?
Workflow is attached.
Thanks!
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Hi @J-Riedel
Can you share a packaged workflow. I need input files to run the workflow and look into it.
Hi @J-Riedel
Logic would be something like this get True count. If True count=0 then run false.
You can check by removing the expection row.
Hope this helps : )
Looks to be working as I did test it by removing the record the was labeled as an exception.
Part 2 of my question was related to the table on the false side. Is there anyway to not have the table populate with all the data? Either by doing a blank table, or ignoring all together? I really only want the Report Text to populate this report as I don't need all of the records. I only need to see the records when there is an exception.
thanks!
Hi @J-Riedel
Here is what you can do to create a blank table. I am adding a multi-field formula tool and convert table to blank.
Workflow:
Hope this helps : )
I actually used a combination of both. I took your first example and added the the sample tool from the second example after the multi field formula to only show one row in the table. I like the results that show in this report when I use both ideas.
Thank you so much for the help, I appreciate it!!
JR
Happy to help : ) @J-Riedel
Cheers and have a nice day!