Hi all,
We're running our first elevated event and we're having problems exporting to excel. We're not receiving the names of the guests, just the name of the event itself in the first column. In Tessitura, the report looks fine but we'd like to export to excel to be able to manipulate the data as we'd like.
Any ideas on why the guest_names aren't showing up?
Thanks!
We just had our elevated event and we used the Event Listing Report and in column H it has guest names.
Melissa
From: Tessitura Development Forum [mailto:forums-development@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Beth Gilliland Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2013 3:56 PM To: Melissa Malone Subject: Re: [Tessitura Development Forum] Event Report - Excel issues!
Lesley -
The standard Tessitura report doesn't pull at the "guest" level, only at the (as we call it here) "host" level.
We made our own custom SSRS report to pull data at the guest level - then it exports for excel. We even have a Word name tag template that merges with the excel import making name tags MUCH easier - and the data gets into Tessitura first!
Let me know if it's something you might be interested in...
Beth
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Melissa -
You're right - I should have been more clear. :)
We have other data tied to the guest that we want to pull that isn't on the standard report - which is why I think of that as the "host level" and our custom one as the "guest level". Sorry for any confusion.
Also, I believe if you "save to list" from the standard report, it only gives you the "host" customer IDs. We required the guest IDs, so that is how our custom report is set up.
(I haven't run the standard report in a long time, and I'm not in front of my machine right now, so I apologize for any misgivings about the standard report...)
Thank you both so much! We feel a bit silly as the info was there all along. The way it exported to excel made one of the columns really wide and we didn't scroll all the way. Lesson learned!
Thanks!Lesley