PowerUp Challenge: Third Web View Query Task

Crystal Bruce · January 28

Please answer task #1 then task #2 (in order) before answering.

Share a query with a colleague using the copy link (located at the bottom of the query editor). Was it easily shareable, and how did being able to share help streamline departmental/organizational interactions or processes?

Anna Mikelsone · February 13

@Crystal Bruce
Super helpful for those colleagues who do not use the database view. Avoids the need to export or creating an NXT list just to share information.

Paula Washburn · February 13

@Crystal Bruce I do like this feature! It is easy to copy the link and send to a colleague!

Kacie Wise · February 13

@Crystal Bruce this makes it SO much easier than trying to explain which folder and the title of the query.

Rachel Boebel · February 13

@Crystal Bruce this is great as someone being mentored to take on a database role in the future. I can share the query directly with my colleague who is mentoring me to review it.

Mark Guncheon · February 13

@Crystal Bruce This was a surprise for me and my colleague. It's a nice feature.

Niranjan Balachandran · February 13

@Crystal Bruce
nice feature. I do like that this will mean I won't have to explain to new people how to find a query I'm trying to share with them.

Wish the link that was copied had the name of the query in the link somewhere.

Dan Snyder · February 13

@Crystal Bruce I have a list request form that my colleagues use to request lists they need and the other day our stewardship director asked for one to review. I needed the additional complexity of query and the output was fairly simple so I just shared the link with her. I think I will use this quite a bit in process documents. Instead of saying the name of the query and someone having to find it, we can link directly to it.

Vincent Catapano · February 13

@Crystal Bruce
Yes it was easily shareable and as the person that creates the most queries in the office it was easy to send to others for input and also to help them create their own projects

Tom Klimchak · February 13

@Crystal Bruce Yes! The ability to share queries via a link is soooo much easier than me typing things like this: RE > Queries > Development > FY24 > Gifts This Year. The link is nice and it has been a hit with everyone I've shown it to so far!

Melanie Sullivan · February 13

@Crystal Bruce
Super quick and easy to share a link rather than flag a folder and query name to a colleague

Karen Stuhlfeier · February 13

@Crystal Bruce I can see where this will save me a lot of time.

Anna Rubin · February 13

@Crystal Bruce It went very smoothly. My colleagues and I have been discussing how to work together on queries for the past few months and I am looking forward to using this feature frequently.

Sarith Gada · February 13

@Crystal Bruce straight forward, but had to check the roles of the colleague as they were unable to open it immediately.

Sandra Ross · February 13

@Crystal Bruce Easy to do and so efficient rather than exporting and sharing excel file! Love this feature.

JoAnn Strommen · February 13

@Crystal Bruce Easy to share. Not a function we have used or needed. Will have to consider how this could help going forward.

Cherie Menke · February 13

@Crystal Bruce We love this new feature! It has been a huge help in training with staff.

Austen Brown · February 13

@Crystal Bruce - Very easy - appreciate the ability to share items directly with others.

Afras Issadeen · February 13

@Crystal Bruce. It is very convenient process rather than sending an email with the excel attachment. anyone can click the link and they can be redirected to the query.

Stacy Cope · February 13

@Crystal Bruce This might be my favorite feature of web view query. I have been using this a lot lately to quickly share the location of a query with colleagues. When there are gifts or constituents to review, this is such a great way to share the specific problem records with the right people!

Bethany Edwards · February 13

@Crystal Bruce
The option to share a query link with a colleague is nice, and it was easy to do. This will be handy in a couple of weeks when we are working on mailing lists for our next publication.

Yilan Yang · February 13

@Crystal Bruce
I like this function very much! It helped us to locate the exact query we want to share!

Keith Wilson · February 13

@Crystal Bruce
Sharing queries will help me as I am training a new database admin for our org!

Joe Moretti · February 13

@Crystal Bruce Now this kind of update is actually useful. It worked perfect with my colleague, where before I would have to tell her where it is located or do a snip and paste. Great feature.

Michelle Genberg · February 13

@Crystal Bruce
It was very easy to use and will be helpful if I need to share a query with a co-worker.

Phillip Shipsides · February 13

@Crystal Bruce It's very helpful. Being able to add query hyperlinks to our data briefs is great.

Bobbie Pierri · February 13

@Crystal Bruce I like the ability to share the query rather than sending an excel spreadsheet. Either are simple but sending the ‘copy link’ is great for quick questions.

Leona Sawyer · February 13

@Crystal Bruce Using the copy link is so much easier then trying to tell someone where you saved a query for them. I am always creating queries for others in our organization and this will make it so much easier to share.

Amanda Darlack · February 13

@Crystal Bruce Very nice to be able to quickly share a query for my supervisor to review in case she wants me to change any criteria.

Irene Hui · February 13

@Crystal Bruce The copy link feature was easy to use and will be great for sharing with colleagues instead of directing them to find a query in the folder.

Aldera Chisholm · February 13

@Crystal Bruce Sharing by a link is SO helpful! I was just talking a coworker through a scenario over Zoom, and it was so much easier to just drop the link in the chat rather than trying to tell her click here, look for this category, etc etc.

PowerUp Challenge: Third Web View Query Task

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