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  • Author: Appian Corporation
  • Type: Utility
  • Support: This plug-in or utility is not supported by the author. The content is free to use with a licensed product, but it is made available as-is and Community supported.
  • Industry: All Industries
  • Compatible Version(s): 22.3
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  • Cost: Free
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End-User Reporting

Overview

Allows end users of the platform to construct their own grids, charts, and dashboards.

Key Features & Functionality

  • Quick setup of data catalog based on existing record types
  • Front end construction of the follow types: grid, pie charts, bar charts, column chart, line chart, KPI, and more!
  • Front end configuration of dashboards to combine multiple charts into a single page with page filters
  • Dashboards and reports can be individually shared with Users and Groups
  • End user documentation

Note: Appian provides self-service analytics capabilities where end users can explore enterprise data and build their own custom reports. Before downloading this utility, refer to Appian Documentation to see if you can use the available self-service analytics capabilities.

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  • v3.1.0 Release Notes
    • New Features:
    • Choice Reference rules (for filter dropdowns) can now contains Labels and Values (rather than just a list of text)
    • New date and date/time presets
    • Bug Fixes:
    • Blank record types removed when configuring
    • Dashboard filters remove filters with record type and no field
    • Format value on KPI
    • Allow dashboard filters to select multiple values
    • Area chart heights
    • Between filter with no values
    • Bar chart missing reference lines
    • Removed Show intervals without date/time grouping
    • Reports with more than 50 columns

  • in reply to ashwanik0001

    The way it works currently, is you need to have this app installed to use calendar. Then you need to enable calendar via the Configure Chart Types action.

    community.appian.com/.../calendar-template

  • Could anyone explain , after enabling the chart type "Calender" ..Create new report is giving error message "An error has occurred". Not only creating even editing is also giving the same error for existing report.

  • v3.0.0 Release Notes
    • Bug Fixes:
    • Fix for MariaDB 2.8.0 to 3.0.0.sql
    • Fix for 2.8.0 to 3.0.0.properties

  • in reply to Michael Chirlin

    Thats correct. Wanted to explore that option. As part of this first I updated the constant with my application name.
    Then updated my records by linking Application via Application dropdown value.

    After this went ahead and created a new report and observed that report entry created in table was missing application field value.

    Let me know if this is not the right sequence of steps.

  • in reply to Jim Woodard

    This is hopefully resolved in the newest version. Just make sure to also deploy the Oracle patch on top of the deployment to make sure the CDTs match up with the Oracle column types.

  • in reply to manjunathb0904

    I can fix that issue, but the normal usage of application specific dashboards should use a wrapper of the EUR_Home rule as mentioned in "How to Configure Application Specific Dashboards" article in the documentation.  This will handle the persistence of the application in the reports and dashboards.

  • in reply to Michael Chirlin

    Thanks.
    Also tried to Configure Application Specific Dashboards, But having issue with this.

    Able to save the records with Application. But when I tried to create the new report application value is not persisted in the database table (eurreport). After further debugging realized that logic in the interface EUR_ReportBuilder & EUR_ReportBuilderSetup should be updated to save the selected application value in the respective rule input.
    pv!report.application

  • in reply to manjunathb0904

    Thanks for the feedback, I will make these updates.

  • While updating from 2.8.0 to 3.0.0 found below issues with documentation and scripts

    • MariaDB upgrade Script [line 80 in the 2.8.0 to 3.0.0.sql]:
      ALTER TABLE `eurtagging` ADD CONSTRAINT `eurtagging_tag` FOREIGN KEY (`tagId`) REFERENCES `eurtag`(`tagId`) ON DELETE CASCADE ACTION ON UPDATE CASCADE;
      [Action is not needed in the script]

    • Application Properties file (2.8.0 to 3.0.0.properties):

                Properties file missing entry for newly created environment constants SHRD_APPIAN_API_KEY & SHRD_USE_CACHE

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