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Powerpoint export not using "current values"
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi bsheffer ,
This issue has been submitted internally. Please be patient to wait for fixing. If there is any news, I will update it here.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi bsheffer ,
There is a fix being deployed to check if the issue is resolved.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
- 2 years ago
Now it is broken again
- 2 years ago
Seems to be working again.
example in question:
the default setting for this report is 12 months, which shows the latest month in the calendar visual and in the title
we want to show as of last month so I set the month filter to all months except for october.
now September is showing in the calendar and the page title also says September. This carries through to the rest of the pages of the report as it is a filter in Filters on All Pages.
I then go to export, powerpoint, and embed an image
and choose the default options of Current Values
the result in the exported powerpoint is
as if I had chosen to use "Default Values" instead of "Current Values". Choosing "Default Values" gives the same results so the options are not just swapped. The only thing that works is to edit the report in the workspace; set and save the filter options (thus making them the default values); and exporting them their or updating the app the report appears in and using it there. This is not an acceptable solution as the users need to be able to export their filtered reports themselves without having to access the report in the workspace.
I have tested this on other reports and had the same behavior. This has happened in the past few weeks.
Hi bsheffer ,
This issue has been submitted internally. Please be patient to wait for fixing. If there is any news, I will update it here.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.