Liongard Ideas Portal

Hi Daniela, thank you so much for the follow up.

Hi Zyad, this is still on our roadmap and we plan to work on it soon. I understand this is a current frustration and we have not lost sight of it. We've been wrapping up some other reporting improvements we had in flight (PDF reporting which is release over the next few weeks and cleaning up the excel export to remove unnecessary characters ("[", "/"...etc) from the export.) and now we're shifting to improving this experience.

Hi Daniela, was there any progression to this?

We are looking to have generate a excel template that generates both stale and unused users for a client. However, when the report is made, the users are clustered into a single cell which makes it nearly unreadable.

As I mentioned in my earlier comment, it would be extremely helpful if there is an option so that the format will have one value per column instead of all of them in a single cell.

Hi Zyad, we do have some work queued up for improvements to our reporting feature to help with the formatting of reports when a metric is returning multiple items and data points from an array. I think this will help address your issue but for me to be sure do you mind sharing what report you'd like to build and with what data?

Hi Daniela,

In response to your question on how to make formatting more presentable, could there be an option so that the excel sheet will have exactly one metric per column rather than all in one cell.

We also ran into this issue with any metric that grabs an array in the reports metrics tables. We expected that our reports would look like the arrays do when exported from individual inspectors.

Im surprised this still hasn't been implemented - reports are unreadable in the current state and are pretty much unusable

Need excel exports to be formatted properly, with one metric per column rather than having having everything bunched into one cell. Makes it very tedious to have to do text to columns, then transpose the data just to make it readable.

Appreciate the additional feedback, I see what you're referring to now. This is a valuable and very valid request, unfortunately it is not something that we can jump on immediately as we have some other higher priorities we're working on at the moment but we will continue to monitor the votes on this idea and move this along when we're able to.

I need something that lists each system on its own line in a spreadsheet. Right now it basically makes a list with commas separating the entries. This is not helpful to us as we plan to provide these reports to our clients to make some decisions regarding accounts to disable.

I am attaching what is currently being generated. It is hard to read and not a great tool for us to use in its current format.

Hi there, thanks for your feedback! Can you share what type of formatting improvements would be helpful in excel to make it a bit more presentable?