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Getting Started with Reports and DashboardsJohan Yu - @simplysfdc

Salesforce MVP

Singapore User Group - April 2015

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Agenda

• Why Reports and Dashboards Matter to You?

• Reports & Dashboards Overview

• Exercise 1: Build Pipeline Reports

• Exercise 2: Use Filters and Filter Logic in a Report

• Use Summary Formulas to Get More from Your Reports

• Exercise 3: Build a Sales Dashboard to Display Data from Sales Reports

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Why Reports and Dashboards Matter to You?

• Easy, Fast and Powerful

• Free (included in the platform)

Sales

• What is our closed sales to date?

• What’s in our pipeline this FY?

Support

• How productive are my support agents?

• How are we performing for escalated and high priority cases?

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Conceptual Overview

A report type defines the set of records and fields available to a report based on the relationships between a primary

object and its related objects

A report returns a set of records that meets

certain criteria

A dashboard shows data from source reports as visual

components

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Tabular Report

• Is a basic data report with columns and rows – imagine Excel spreadsheet.

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Summary Report

• Is similar to a tabular report.

• Allows grouping of fields and calculations on summary fields.

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Matrix Report

• Summarizes data by both rows and columns.

• Great for comparing related totals.

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Joined Report

• Displays blocks of related information.

• Combines information from multiple report types in a single report.

• Group by Common fields.

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Types of Reports• Standard Reports

– Cannot be deleted.

• Custom Reports – Can be created from standard reports.

– Can be built from scratch.

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Exercise 1: Build Pipeline Reports

• Tasks:– Run the Opportunity Pipeline report.

– Filter for current and next quarter.

– Summarize by Opportunity Owner and Stage.

– Save as a new report called Rep Pipeline Current and Next FQ.

Scenario:

We want to see our pipeline for the current and next quarter and see each sales rep’s pipeline.

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Exercise 2: Use Filters and Filter Logic in a Report

• Tasks:– Run the Opportunity Pipeline report.

– Add new columns as required.

– Add the necessary filters and filter logic.• Opportunity Type is New Business

• Opportunity Amount is greater than $10K

– Save as a new report called New Business Opportunities by Rep.

Scenario:

We want to see a list of all new business opportunities that are either worth more than $10,000 or type is New Business.

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Use Summary Formulas to Get Even More from Your Reports

Create new calculated summaries of numerical fields in addition to the standard summaries. For example:

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Exercise 3: Build a Sales Dashboard to Display Data

• Tasks:– Create a new sales dashboard.

– Add the required Components and Data Sources.

– Save the Sales Team Dashboard.

Scenario:

We want to see the summary information from our sales reports displayed in a single dashboard.

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Sample Dashboard

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Want to View Your Dashboards on Your Mobile Device?

Use the new mobile app Salesforce1!

Salesforce1 lets you:

• View and refresh your dashboards.

• Comment on a dashboard Chatter feed.

• Zoom-in on a individual component.

No configuration required.Just download the app!

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Report Best Practices

1. Share report folder visibility only for users need it.

2. Name report folder with the right name – 40 chars.

3. Add fields as needed for that report – performance.

4. Add filter efficiently – performance.

5. Save report with the right name – 40 chars.

6. Add charts to reports to enhance readability.

7. Use bucket field to produce greater report.

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Key Resources

1. Salesforce Reports & Dashboards Quick Start

2. Getting Started with Salesforce Reports & Dashboards

3. Salesforce Reporting & Dashboard Book by Singapore MVP!

• Available in Amazon.com, special 40% Discount for Singapore User Group Members

• Ask us during the networking session to learn more

Author: Johan Yu

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Salesforce Quiz

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Which of the following are valid types of Salesforce reports?

A. Summary Reports

B. Matrix Reports

C. Joined Reports

D. All of the Above

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What are types of report format work best as dashboard components?

A. Matrix Reports

B. Summary Reports

C. Tabular Reports

D. A & B

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It is possible to view dashboards and reports on Salesforce1 mobile app?

A. True

B. False

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Thank You!