In this article: |
➤ Viewing Existing Reports |
➤ Report Actions |
All the reports that have been created for programs in your account are displayed—in summary format—on the Reports page. Reports that have been deleted are permanently removed from your account and are no longer displayed on this page.
You'll find this page useful when you want to:
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Quickly view the main details of a report |
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Check on a report's status |
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Perform various actions on a particular report |
Viewing Existing Reports
1. |
Log in to your SundaySky account. |
2. Click the Reports icon at the top of the page.
The Reports page is displayed.
The following details are displayed for each report:
Heading | Description | |
a. | Report name | The name given to the report during report creation. |
b. | Program | The program (one or more) on which the report is based. |
c. | Enabled schedules | The number of report deliveries that are currently active. |
d. | Time Zone | The time zone that dictates the start and end of a day for report data generation. |
e. | Last updated | The date on which the report settings were last edited. |
f. | Last updated by | The email address of the user who made the last edit to the report. |
Notes:
1. Use the search box at the top right of the page if you are looking for a specific report.
2. All columns on the page can be sorted to display the rows in ascending or descending order.
Report Actions
You can perform various actions on existing reports from the Reports page.
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To get started, select the relevant report. |
2. From the top menu, select one of the following options:
Click Edit to make changes to the report's settings.
▶ You can also click the report name to access these settings.
▶ If you only want to edit the scheduling settings, click the pencil icon by the current values in the Enabled schedules column.
▶ Note that when you copy a report, the scheduling options are also copied to the new report but are not enabled.
▶ This send action does not affect any scheduled deliveries that have been configured for the report.
▶ Proceed with caution as a deleted report cannot be restored.
▶ This is the only action that can be performed on more than one report.
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