63667 - no subject - Hi,\nI want a report that shows all task

If you have a limited set of groups, and you know the user will only be in one of them (such as an office division), you can accomplish this. I couldn't find a good way to do it when a user could be in multiple groups.

Have a column that is the group. Create a constant for each group. Then create a rule that takes in a user, checks "isusermemberofgroup()" for each of the group constants, and returns the first group constant it finds (or return null).

Then in the additional filter, you can put "Group" = rule!whichGroupIsUserIn(loggedInUser())

Unfortunately, this is tailored to a fairly specific use case. It would be nice if there were a way to check group membership on a report. The alternative is having to store a list of all members of a group in a process variable, and checking the logged in user against that list - but that's not an ideal solution.

If you have a limited set of groups, and you know the user will only be in one of them (such as an office division), you can accomplish this. I couldn't find a good way to do it when a user could be in multiple groups.

Have a column that is the group. Create a constant for each group. Then create a rule that takes in a user, checks "isusermemberofgroup()" for each of the group constants, and returns the first group constant it finds (or return null).

Then in the additional filter, you can put "Group" = rule!whichGroupIsUserIn(loggedInUser())

Unfortunately, this is tailored to a fairly specific use case. It would be nice if there were a way to check group membership on a report. The alternative is having to store a list of all members of a group in a process variable, and checking the logged in user against that list - but that's not an ideal solution.