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‎08-09-2022 06:20 PM
I have a need to generate an auditor report for change request. It needs to include multiple fields from the change, as well as fields from the related change tasks and approvers.
I can dump seperate lists for change tasks and approvers that include the reference change request number, but I am curious to know if anyone has better or more creative way to create a report that includes related list data?
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‎04-30-2024 05:54 AM
For anyone interested, I ended up exporting the 3 tables to CSV format.
- Change Requests filtered to a period of time
- Change Tasks where CR was filtered to the same period of time (be sure to include CR number in the export)
- Change Approvals where CR was filtered to the same period of time (be sure to include CR number in the export)
Then add each export to a seperate sheet in a common Excel file and leverage pivot tables to see all items related together based on the CR number. This works well for auditors since they tend to be more familiar with Excel than ServiceNow.
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‎08-12-2022 03:56 AM
There is some relevancy in the video, but I'm looking for a report that can present data from multiple tables in a 1 to many view. For example:
Change: CHG0001, Update Service
Change Task: CTASK001, Test Validation
Change Task: CTASK002, Implement
Approver: Bob, approved
Approver:Steve, approved
Change: CHG0002, Update Database
Change Task: CTASK003, Test Validation
Change Task: CTASK004, Implement
Approver: Jon, approved
Approver:Bill, approved
I don't believe ServiceNow has anything like this and would require an export/3rd party solution.
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‎03-19-2024 09:32 AM
I've watched video but still can't nail it - I'm trying to distinguish brand new hardware ( computers ), from used, by filtering out assets that have related configuration items. Is this possible through related list conditions?
Hardware where no CI's exist?
Thank you,
Vincenzo
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‎04-30-2024 05:54 AM
For anyone interested, I ended up exporting the 3 tables to CSV format.
- Change Requests filtered to a period of time
- Change Tasks where CR was filtered to the same period of time (be sure to include CR number in the export)
- Change Approvals where CR was filtered to the same period of time (be sure to include CR number in the export)
Then add each export to a seperate sheet in a common Excel file and leverage pivot tables to see all items related together based on the CR number. This works well for auditors since they tend to be more familiar with Excel than ServiceNow.