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Hello:
In Management Reporter 2012 CU13, I have a reporting tree pulling in all departments--one row for each department.
Also in each row, for the "Company" column, I have @ANY specified.
But, when I run the report, it is only pulling in data for the company that I'm logged in to--not for all companies. I thought that pulling in data for any and all companies was, well, the function of @ANY. I guess not.
Okay, then. We have eighteen companies to report on. And, we already have a separate departmental tree that has a branch for each company.
We simply want, instead, a consolidated tree for all departments across all companies. If that cannot be done with @ANY, then how is it done?
It sounds like I'm going to have to have eighteen rows for each department. That's ridiculous and is going to take forever to do.
I'm shocked that a simple consolidated departmental tree cannot be accomplished with @ANY.
Thanks, in advance, for any help!
Below is an excerpt from my current tree.
John
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Disregard. I accomplished this by exporting to Excel, sorting by department and company, creating eighteen rows per department, pasting back into the tree, and promoting accordingly.
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