Hello all... again.
I thought what I had was a simple job trying to create this report, but has turned out to be one problem after another. Here is what I am trying to accomplish:
To create a simple report showing the status of emails coming in through our website. In doing this, I am trying to account for these emails by using the {DateTime_field} associated with the email status itself. Each email that comes in populates a separate table in the DB depending on what the status is. There are four tables:
{create_dt_tm} - which shows the date and time of when the email is submitted.
{start_dt_tm} – which shows the date-time the email is accepted.
{response_dt_tm} – which shows the date-time that a response to the email is sent.
{end_dt_tm} – which shows the date-time of when the email case is closed.
What I am attempting to show is a simple report that details how many NEW, OPEN or CLOSED cases are outstanding at report time. To do this, I thought a formula with one ‘DT_TM’ field canceling out another one would work. Here is a layout of the mechanics behind this scheme:
{create_dt_tm} {start_dt_tm} {end_dt_tm}
NEW yes NULL NULL
OPEN yes yes NULL
CLOSED yes yes yes
If an email is NEW, the only database field populated is the {create_dt_tm}, the other two have no value at all. OPEN, populates both the {create_dt_tm} and {start_dt_tm} fields but with different time stamps naturally and leaves the {end_dt_tm} field empty. CLOSED populates each of the DB fields.
What I would like to do with this report is to capture the number of emails based on their status.
(e.g. - NEW-10, OPEN-15, CLOSED-156)
Any help would be greatly, GREATLY appreciated!
I am stumped!
Mark
I thought what I had was a simple job trying to create this report, but has turned out to be one problem after another. Here is what I am trying to accomplish:
To create a simple report showing the status of emails coming in through our website. In doing this, I am trying to account for these emails by using the {DateTime_field} associated with the email status itself. Each email that comes in populates a separate table in the DB depending on what the status is. There are four tables:
{create_dt_tm} - which shows the date and time of when the email is submitted.
{start_dt_tm} – which shows the date-time the email is accepted.
{response_dt_tm} – which shows the date-time that a response to the email is sent.
{end_dt_tm} – which shows the date-time of when the email case is closed.
What I am attempting to show is a simple report that details how many NEW, OPEN or CLOSED cases are outstanding at report time. To do this, I thought a formula with one ‘DT_TM’ field canceling out another one would work. Here is a layout of the mechanics behind this scheme:
{create_dt_tm} {start_dt_tm} {end_dt_tm}
NEW yes NULL NULL
OPEN yes yes NULL
CLOSED yes yes yes
If an email is NEW, the only database field populated is the {create_dt_tm}, the other two have no value at all. OPEN, populates both the {create_dt_tm} and {start_dt_tm} fields but with different time stamps naturally and leaves the {end_dt_tm} field empty. CLOSED populates each of the DB fields.
What I would like to do with this report is to capture the number of emails based on their status.
(e.g. - NEW-10, OPEN-15, CLOSED-156)
Any help would be greatly, GREATLY appreciated!
I am stumped!
Mark