
The most common way to get to the “MRC User Reporting” is to click on the “Check By” value within another report. Including the “Scan List” page.
Here you will see the reporting for a particular User for the period of the report.
This combines the multi-day selection process with the entry of a Check By value.
To update the report, perform the following steps:
Notice, too, that when hovering your mouse, or clicking the field brings up a tooltip to help explain the purpose of the field. This is present in most locations around the system and products.
Various reports will include a daily view within MRC. Below are a couple of the charts that you will come across when looking at reports that include the daily, aggregated, view.
The first chart is the “Daily Scans”.
This is the number scans done by day for the period of the report.
Hovering over a datapoint will bring up the quantity of “Scans” for that date.
The next chart we will explore is the “Daily Tasks: Sat vs UnSat”.
This chart shows the daily Tasks that were completed for “Sat”, or Satisfactory, shown in Green, and “UnSat”, or Unsatisfactory, shown in Red.
Again, hovering over the datapoint will display the details of the information represented.
Also, represented in the chart is the Legend showing what each color represents. Try clicking “Sat” or “UnSat” to see the chart filtered.
Note that this is a feature across any report that includes a Legend.
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Top 10 is a pretty common part of reporting to help surface information of interest.
Here we are looking at the “Top 10 Users” bar chart.
This represents the Users who have completed the most Scans for the period of the report.
Hovering over the bar chart will display the User and the exact number of Scans they completed.
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The area labeled “MRC Records for…” followed by a single date, or a date range, displays the aggregate information for each Scan completed for the period of the report.
Here is a definition of each of the fields, or columns, that appear in this table of information:
Here is a tip for using this table, and numerous other tables, within the system.
Try hovering your mouse over the question mark icon, . A tooltip will appear to help let you know what else you can do from there.
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