Insert Your Logo

Search Results for '10093522'

•    

  560

  points

  Ability to drill down (criteria) on more options such as New Value

  When running a report such as a Case History report, we have more options to SORT/Summarize than compared to Drill Down or Select Criteria. History fields don't have check boxes to drill down by and can't be selected under the Criteria options.
  
  It would be nice to be able to drill down or choose certain criteria that currently we can only SORT/Summarize by.
  
  For example, on a case history report, I can SORT/Summarize the report based off the History fields such as "New Value" and "Old Value". However, we don't have the ability to Drill Down based on those History fields and we can't select only certain ones using Criteria options for those History fields either. It would be nice to run a Case History report based on when a Field/Event equals an ownership change, and then drill down or use another criteria to select only when a "New Value" equals a select name or something like that.

  12 Comments  •  Posted by  Jupiter2  to Reports & Dashboards Feb 17, 2007
•    

  4230

  points

  Prizes / Rewards For IdeaExchange Ideas That Get Implemented!! Under Consideration

  I think that Salesforce.com should reward its dedicated IdeaExchange users with prizes for ideas that:
  
  A) Post Ideas that get more than a certain number of votes (say, 100 or more).
  
  B) Post Ideas that get implemented in a future release.
  
  C) Users that are consistently in the Top 10 Users in each category (Votes Received, Votes Cast, Ideas Submitted) within a given time period (month, quarter, year, etc.)
  
  D) Users that are in the Top 10 Users with the Most Comments posted
  
  Salesforce.com Leg Lamps anyone? :-D
  
  Seriously, it would behoove Saleforce.com to show its appreciation for the helpful feedback that it receives from its user base in a tangible way. Implementing our ideas is great, but thats pretty much your duty as a responsible software company. Offering rewards for submitting good ideas will help the IdeaExchange to be even more successful.
  
  
   

  57 Comments  •  Posted by  Alexander Sutherland  to Online Community Apr 6, 2007
•    

  220

  points

  IdeaExchange Posting Guidelines Under Consideration

  An informative Community Guidelines document/alert/post should be made available. Upon joining a forum, new members should receive the guidelines and some incentive should be in place for them to review the guidelines. I was a member of a very successful blog that put such an item in place and it was VERY beneficial to the overall quality of the community. The guidelines should emphasize basic guidelines in a concise manner. Ex: 1) Is the idea necessary? - If you are not reasonably sure your issue is not currently available in SFDC, perhaps you should review discussion forums or "Help & Training". If you do not have time, clearly state that this COULD be a current function and you do not have time determine so. 2) Search for your Idea pre-post - keep our community clean and productive by searching before you post. Make a concerted effort to locate similar ideas and, if they are located, comment on them or suggests merges. If you post, be sure to review the similar ideas suggestions.. ...some SFDC developer will be happy your using their code and you might just find something you missed at first. 3) Make titles meaningful - Titles like "reporting" offer other members little idea of what your Idea is about. Include Object names, specific functions/features as well as a brief notion of the issue/limitation. 4) Be clear and concise - When posting and idea, put other members in the best position to judge and respond to them.. ...Clearly state the specific issue your idea recommends addressing/enhancing. At the same time, make your post reader-friendly by keeping your idea to a few post. 5) If possible, picture it - Everybody loves colors! Make pretty pictures if you have the time. Conveying your idea visually allows community members to better envision your proposal and will lead to more promotions. 6) Be respectful - A successful community is built upon an open flow of dialogue. It is just as important to critique suggestions as it is to promote them. However, remember that we all seek a stronger more robust SFDC and demeaning, insulting activity only serves to impede that effort. Always keep in mind, it's about Salesforce, not about yourself.

  5 Comments  •  Posted by  thecrmninja  to Online Community Oct 21, 2008
•    

  0

  points

  Opportunities

  There should be a way to have more than one person be an owner of an opportunity so that the sales generated can be shared by more than one sales person.

  3 Comments  •  Posted by  Steve Reinhold  Apr 11, 2009