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How to create a DNG Requirements Trend Report ? (Number of Rqts created over Time)

Hello,
Is it possible to create a Trend report that shows the number of DNG Requirements (Y-axis) created over time (X-axis) ?
Should JRS be used, or else ?
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Hello Christophe,

JRS / Report Builder does not currently supports building reports on trending data, so you might need to wait for a future release to accomplish that.

With RRDI or Insight you can build those kinds or reports, however, unless you already have them as part of your deployment, it might be wiser to wait for JRS to implement the needed capabilities as this is the preferred reporting solution for CLM.

Best Regards,

Francesco Chiossi

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Thanks Francesco.
However, I just noticed using the latest Report Builder (6.0.1 M4) on jazz.net that a new 'Historical Trends (Time Series)' is available as a selection in the 'Choose report type'. I did manage to create a 'Rqts Trend' report as per picture below.
Would you know when that new feature became available in JRS ?

Hello Christophe,

this is not present in JRS 6.0 and is probably going to be introduced in JRS 6.0.1 that is currently planned for end of Q4 (Please note that this is still subject to change at any time).

Best Regards,

Francesco Chiossi

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Thanks Francesco.
Great to have that in 6.0.1 M4 already - and the report ran fast !

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