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08-24-2023 08:05 AM - last edited on 04-02-2024 11:07 AM by Mercedes_O
Hi,
We use the built-in "Spare" state and use that data elsewhere in PowerBI. The asset is also mostly online, for regular updates and maintenance work.
We want it to also appear in all other reports and everything else that applies to an "Active" state asset.
For example, If I click on a software like AutoCAD 2022. I can see all the assets where this software is installed, but I do not see the assets with the "Spare" state in the list. Even though that asset has AutoCAD 2022 installed (I checked it on the asset detail page.)
How can I make the (built-in) Spare state behave and function the same as the Active state without having to build a custom state called spare?
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08-30-2023 12:24 PM
Hello there!
It's impossible to edit the built-in views to display assets with states other than "Active". The primary purpose of removing non-active assets from built-in overviews is to reduce clutter. However, you can achieve the desired results with a custom report that will allow you to show all asset states.
To go with your software example, you could use the below report from our report library to list all AutoCAD software: https://www.lansweeper.com/report/specific-windows-linux-or-mac-software-installed/
And tblState.Statename =
'Active'
08-30-2023 12:24 PM
Hello there!
It's impossible to edit the built-in views to display assets with states other than "Active". The primary purpose of removing non-active assets from built-in overviews is to reduce clutter. However, you can achieve the desired results with a custom report that will allow you to show all asset states.
To go with your software example, you could use the below report from our report library to list all AutoCAD software: https://www.lansweeper.com/report/specific-windows-linux-or-mac-software-installed/
And tblState.Statename =
'Active'
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