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Can I create a report in LCR that would show all the widows in the ward? If so, How?
I'm not sure why they did it, but at the ward level only the Bishop and Clerk have access.jmwarnick wrote:Why don't executive secretaries have access to custom reports in LCR?
Only Bishops and Clerks have full access to the membership record. I'm guessing they didn't want to cripple the custom reports or try to add field restrictions based on current calling - at least not for this round.jonesrk wrote:I'm not sure why they did it, but at the ward level only the Bishop and Clerk have access.jmwarnick wrote:Why don't executive secretaries have access to custom reports in LCR?
Yeah, but they didn't even give the custom reports to the assistant clerks who do have access to the membership record.russellhltn wrote:Only Bishops and Clerks have full access to the membership record. I'm guessing they didn't want to cripple the custom reports or try to add field restrictions based on current calling - at least not for this round.jonesrk wrote:I'm not sure why they did it, but at the ward level only the Bishop and Clerk have access.jmwarnick wrote:Why don't executive secretaries have access to custom reports in LCR?
Unless the custom report also gives access to annotations, that sounds like an oversight. (I don't remember if the membership clerk has access to see annotations.)jonesrk wrote:Yeah, but they didn't even give the custom reports to the assistant clerks who do have access to the membership record.
No. Only the ward clerk and bishop. And I think only the bishop can see some specifics. But I don't imagine those were made available for custom reports.russellhltn wrote:(I don't remember if the membership clerk has access to see annotations.)
It's in beta, so not everyone can see it yet, but it's coming.davesudweeks wrote:Am I missing something here? I am the ward clerk - still no custom reports in LCR...
Cool. Thanks. I thought I was quietly loosing my mind...jonesrk wrote:It's in beta, so not everyone can see it yet, but it's coming.davesudweeks wrote:Am I missing something here? I am the ward clerk - still no custom reports in LCR...
Yes, we would have to cover the mind loss topic in another thread in keeping with the Forum Code of Conduct.davesudweeks wrote:Cool. Thanks. I thought I was quietly loosing my mind...
(well, perhaps I am but THAT is another matter entirely, LOL).
Access is limited to the unit leader and the clerk. Assistant clerks do not have access. It is working correctly.russellhltn wrote:Unless the custom report also gives access to annotations, that sounds like an oversight. (I don't remember if the membership clerk has access to see annotations.)jonesrk wrote:Yeah, but they didn't even give the custom reports to the assistant clerks who do have access to the membership record.
Unless you're stake is on the LCR beta program you have to wait until it's released to everyone. If your stake is on the beta program then it should just show up when you go to LCR.wcovey wrote:How do I as the long, long time Stake Clerk see the custom reports in LCR?
Either you are now a part of the beta test, or they are rolling it out in phases. Access is still denied here.drepouille wrote:I can see Custom Reports in LCR now.
Not happening in my house. When I use the url listed above, I get a note telling me I am not authorized to access LCR.davesudweeks wrote:I have access to LCR custom reports as of today. Bartlesville, Oklahoma Stake. We were not on the beta.
Still can't see it... I have the new Ministering report but not Create Report... Maybe I need to be patient....scgallafent wrote:For those who have access but haven't been able to find it yet:
Reports > Create a Report
I did not look at every calling in the access table, but enough to believe that (at the ward/branch level) only the bishop/branch president and clerk have access to custom reports. If your calling is one of those, it sounds like a bug.zaneclark wrote:Still can't see it... I have the new Ministering report but not Create Report... Maybe I need to be patient....scgallafent wrote:For those who have access but haven't been able to find it yet:
Reports > Create a Report
Which raises the question about what (if any) assistant clerks have access. One would hope the membership clerk would have access. I wouldn't expect the finance clerk to have access.davesudweeks wrote:I did not look at every calling in the access table, but enough to believe that (at the ward/branch level) only the bishop/branch president and clerk have access to custom reports. If your calling is one of those, it sounds like a bug.
You won't see it. It is only available to the bishop and ward clerk. Assistant clerks do not have access.zaneclark wrote:Still can't see it... I have the new Ministering report but not Create Report... Maybe I need to be patient....scgallafent wrote:For those who have access but haven't been able to find it yet:
Reports > Create a Report
We had an assistant clerk who generated all of the custom reports. But, no longer.scgallafent wrote:It is only available to the bishop and ward clerk. Assistant clerks do not have access.
Unless I missed something, custom reports are still available in MLS so there is no change for the assistant clerk from how it was last week. I expect that functionality will go away at some point, but until then he should be able to carry on just exactly has he has been doing.lajackson wrote:We had an assistant clerk who generated all of the custom reports. But, no longer.scgallafent wrote:It is only available to the bishop and ward clerk. Assistant clerks do not have access.
But that would mean I would have to actually use the computer in the clerk's office.... Not sure I even know where it is or have a key!davesudweeks wrote:Unless I missed something, custom reports are still available in MLS so there is no change for the assistant clerk from how it was last week. I expect that functionality will go away at some point, but until then he should be able to carry on just exactly has he has been doing.lajackson wrote:We had an assistant clerk who generated all of the custom reports. But, no longer.scgallafent wrote:It is only available to the bishop and ward clerk. Assistant clerks do not have access.
Set Apart filter in Custom Reports
Re: Set Apart filter in Custom Reports
Possibly because that information is easily view-able without a custom report.drepouille wrote:A bishopric counselor asked me to create a custom report that shows him everyone that is NOT set apart for their calling. However, that filter does not exist.
It depends on what fields are a part of that. Certain things only the bishop and ward clerk have access to. Such as annotations. There might be others.kkahara wrote:Assistant clerks should have access to custom reports. It doesn't make any sense.