PowerUp Challenge: Second Web View Query Task

Tripti Singh · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
This is a great feature. reduces the time to export

Brandy Hulvey · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
This saves a lot of time! I love this feature.

Rachel Hughes · February 19

@Crystal Bruce still in preview query so can't test this yet. I run some small queries but less frequently we do run large ones or multiple that this would assist with.

Denise Cummings · February 19

@Crystal Bruce Exporting from the context (main) query menu is a neat feature. I like getting the notification when it's finished and not having to wait for the export to download.

Kellie Swikoski · February 19

@Crystal Bruce As I mentioned in my Task #1 response, exporting is now a breeze! I truly appreciate how much easier it functions. All of our users consistently struggled with figuring out where exported queries were saving, even when we selected the exact location, we no longer have to worry about that.

Alisha Uglow · February 19

@Crystal Bruce the web view export function is so much easier and allows the file to save in a folder that is much easier to find and access. Being notified when ready is also a plus!

Lisa Lang · February 19

@Crystal Bruce It works fine and I get the same results, but it this is supposed to replace export, I am not a fan. I have specific exports set up to use with multiple queries, so would this mean I would need to add all those export fields to all the queries? It has been said that query is a grouping tool and it works well for that.

Robin Evans · February 19

@Anna Warner
Thanks for the clarification. This will be helpful.

Linda Miller · February 19

@Crystal Bruce This function is fantastic! It makes my life much easier - with quicker and simpler access to exported queries.

Nicole Brennan · February 19

@Crystal Bruce I can see where asynchronous export would be helpful for long exports, but I very rarely have a query with results that take very long.

Giselle Tardiff · February 19

@Crystal Bruce luckily, I've been doing this for a while before NXT, so I'm very glad to see this function carry over.

Adrienne Cruise · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
Learned a new word today: asynchronous ? Cool feature that me and my team will appreciate so much!

Threesa Cummings · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
I didn't need to open up the database view to use query. It is otherwise much the same

Leslie Means · February 19

@Crystal Bruce Much more seamless and feels more “up to date.” Great!

Beth Gallagher · February 19

@Adrienne Cruise Ha! I sadly learned this word during NTI (remote school) during COVID shutdown. I think the word makes my 16 year old shudder.

Beth Gallagher · February 19

@Crystal Bruce Great for larger needs!

Elizabeth Blair · February 19

@Crystal Bruce

Export is easy! Thanks

Claudia Sauers · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
This is incredible for larger databases, particularly more complex query logic that typically takes longer to “think”

Adam Larck · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
I thought this was great for larger exports I need to run monthly or quarterly to allow me to start the export process without freezing my view for long periods of time.

Lauren Ballew · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
This is especially helpful when I'm running multiple queries to compile a larger report - I don't have to wait on one before I start the next, or I can edit a non-related item constituent record while it runs, which was always frustrating in database view.

Katie Ornstein · February 19

@Crystal Bruce this feature is quick and seamless. This is a win.

Jenny Marquardt · February 19

@Crystal Bruce it was quick and easy. Wondering if we will have export as a stand alone feature?

Jeanette Rodriguez · February 19

@Crystal Bruce Asynchronous export is not available for me yet. I am excited that it will soon be released!

Jennie Henderson · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
This is a really handy feature which will save time. It would be even more useful if it exported straight into Excel Workbook format rather than CSV. Is this a possibility?

Emily Mauger · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
It works really quickly, I am glad I don't have to wait for one to move on to the next. I am a very “go go go” kind of worker. :P Honestly the first export I tested out happened so fast, that I didn't think it even clicked until I saw the “job complete” popup

Mubo Sani · February 19

@Crystal Bruce
The asynchronous export via the Context Menu on the main Query page downloads lists very fast and when the download process is complete, the user can review the list and save it where it is needed. The downloaded list will be in the downloads folder in the user's computer. The user does not need to figure out where to save the list before it is exported.

Jenna Dick · February 20

@Crystal Bruce This saves time with every query run and it is what my team is loving most about web queries. Trying to find the old F drive folder and then having to move it to where you actually wanted probably took 5 mins and so collectively it probably saves an hour of team time every day.

Andrea Sharper · February 20

@Crystal Bruce
Wow! This process seemed much faster than exporting from database. I just clicked a button and it was available in excel. This feature is awesome I will admit.

Jean Weyandt · February 20

@Crystal Bruce
Loved it! And loved having the file open right up in excel!

Rachel Graan · February 20

@Crystal Bruce This export feature increases productivity by saving time. The export opens directly from the web browser and allows you to edit and review the data before saving to a specific location.

PowerUp Challenge: Second Web View Query Task

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