Scheduled Report filtering Data based on USERMAIL()

[Louwrens (Louwrens Riekert)]

Good day Appsheet Community,

I am running a CRM which I created.
This allows my Company Representatives to log there customer engagement (TABLE NAME “visits”).
Further to this they can see if the client has been visited in the last 90 days and if it is a active client or not.

I am struggling to create a report that is sent to each Representative showing them a list of the Active customer which has not been visited in the last 90 day.

Everything is seems to be set up but, as soon as I only accounts allocated to my USERMAIL() is sent to SELECT(Sheet1[Responsible email],True).
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How do I filter and send the data to individuals [Responsible email] and only show there data to them?

IE- THE SNAPSHOT IS THE SECOND PART TO MY QUESTION AS I NEED TO FILLTER THAT ASWELL.

[MultiTech_Visions]

To make this work, you’ll need to run this report from the User table stand-point - and from that level you’ll need to have all this relevent information present.

For your Active Not Seen Per Rep slice:

1. I would rename this removing the spaces (switch to underscore) - makes things easier in the long run
   Active_Not_Seen_Per_Rep
2. Next, use that slice inside a new Ref_Rows() inside your User table

This will create a virtual column that will hold the list of items, specific to that user, for whatever criteria you’ve got for your slice.

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This is an extremely valuable skill to learn when working with AppSheet.

• This is how you create efficient sub-sets of data in AppSheet apps.

[Louwrens (Louwrens Riekert)]

Thanks for the direction. Now for the second part

Each “Representative” is responsible for certain clients which is filter out in a security Security filter
as USEREMAIL() = [Representative Responsible].

I want to add a <<SNAPSHOT(LINKTOVIEW(“Dashboard”))>> in this report showing the stats that have been filter by the security setting but, it does not seem like this wants to work.

How do I get a SNAPSHOT() of there data sent to them?

[MultiTech_Visions]

I’ve had limited success with SNAPSHOT()

The problem is that you can’t send snapshot a context-related view - it has to be something globally available.

• context-related meaning: I was looking at Customer A - I should only see Customer A’s data
• Globally available meaning: I can tap a view button (at the bottom nav ribbon, in the main menu, etc.) and see the data

In the past I’ve managed to get specific related things inside a snapshot, but it required creating a slice and specific views from which I could control things.

• I had to flag what I wanted to see, pull that into the slice, then the view is globally available
• then you have to remember to unflag things.

[Louwrens (Louwrens Riekert)]

And if I have a other app with a dashboard I would like to snap, will I be able to use LINKTOAPP() in the following way?

<<SNAPSHOT(LINKTOAPP(“MANAGINGMARKETING-1014925”(LINKTOVIEW(“Month Graph”)))>>

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