Hello @Glambert32 ,
Can you tell me if your question corresponds to the implementation that I did on my personal instance ? If so, I did it using a page in which I added a "report" type widget.
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Donald DJA
Hello @Glambert32 ,
Can you tell me if your question corresponds to the implementation that I did on my personal instance ? If so, I did it using a page in which I added a "report" type widget.
Please mark the appropriate response as correct answer and helpful, This may help other community users to follow correct solution.
Regards,
Hope it helps!
Donald DJA
Good information @Glambert32 .
Sorry because I don't have a link for creating this implementation. However, I can help you, step by step, with the construction of the latter.
First step: Creating a page.
In my case, it is called "fsmcp report" with the id "fsmcp_report".
Once your page is created, you open the page designer for the different configurations/modifications to come.
Second step: The design of the page (open in Designer).
This part involves defining the number of columns you want. It depends on the number of reports you want to have on this page.
Third step: Adding the “report” and "html" widget.
You add "report" widgets in the column locations defined above.
Fourth step: The “icon link” Widget.
In this part, you will need to use a link allowing you to call up your previously designated page.
If I have time tomorrow, I will make a video tutorial to better explain this implementation on my YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/@servicenowexpert
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Hope it helps!
Donald DJA
