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08-07-2023 09:58 AM
Hi everyone can somone please help me with this:
i want to create a report on (incident, probleme, change and RITM) and see the resolved one how can report on 4 tables at the same time ?
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08-07-2023 10:31 AM
HI @mregragui_ext ,
Report on task table (these tables are extended from task anyways ), make sure you apply proper condition to get desrired out (example: RITMs does not have resolved , may be you should closed complete)
Referance report :
Thank you,
Hemanth
Certified Technical Architect (CTA), ServiceNow MVP 2024, 2025

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08-07-2023 10:31 AM
HI @mregragui_ext ,
Report on task table (these tables are extended from task anyways ), make sure you apply proper condition to get desrired out (example: RITMs does not have resolved , may be you should closed complete)
Referance report :
Thank you,
Hemanth
Certified Technical Architect (CTA), ServiceNow MVP 2024, 2025
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08-07-2023 10:55 AM
Hi @mregragui_ext ,
Hope you are doing great.
To create a report on multiple tables (incident, problem, change, and RITM) and view the resolved items, we can achieve this using ServiceNow's Reporting module. We will create a new report that combines data from these four tables.
- Navigate to the "Reports" module in ServiceNow.
- Click on "Create New" to start building a new report.
- Select "New" from the "Standard Report" section.
- Provide a meaningful name and description for the report, e.g., "Resolved IT Items Report."
- In the "Data" tab, select "Multiple Tables" as the source.
- Choose the four required tables (incident, problem, change, and RITM) from the list of available tables.
- Link these tables using relevant relationships. For instance, you may want to link incidents with RITMs, problems with incidents, and so on, depending on your requirements.
- In the "Filter" tab, apply filters to display only resolved items. You can use a "Resolution" field or a similar status field specific to each table to filter the resolved items.
- Configure the "Columns" tab to display the desired fields from each table in the report.
- Use the "Preview" option to check the report's data and layout before saving.
Regards,
Riya Verma