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‎08-10-2017 09:43 AM
Hi, I'm extremely new to this and was wondering how I can make an API link that will get me a specific reporting from a table and how I would go around importing that table into Excel. I've tried googling it but most of the explanations go right over my head. Thanks!
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‎08-11-2017 08:44 AM
Ni Nick,
That should do it!
edit:
Just to add some more info - I created the sys_created_on filter in the URL above, by creating the filter on the incident list, then "copy query" - as suggested by Dave Smith
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‎08-11-2017 08:17 AM
Create a filter on the list that displays just those records first.
Then append the ?&CSV suffix.
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‎08-11-2017 08:44 AM
Ni Nick,
That should do it!
edit:
Just to add some more info - I created the sys_created_on filter in the URL above, by creating the filter on the incident list, then "copy query" - as suggested by Dave Smith
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‎08-11-2017 08:36 AM
Hi Nick,
If you're doing this for reporting purposes, you might be interested in Explore Analytics, which can run real-time reports against the data in ServiceNow, rather than requiring you to pull a flat CSV of the data on a schedule.