PowerUp Challenge: Second Standard Reports Task

Including the report criteria in my reports is helpful to see because these reports are public and the criteria can be altered. So, I can ensure that the criteria are correct when I'm running the reports! I can also use this information when creating new reports that are similar to the report I ran.

The most critical reason for including criteria is reproducibility. You have the output (the report), but you don't know exactly how it was created. If you, or a colleague, need to generate the same report a month later, you can't be sure you'll get the same results unless the criteria are documented.

The criteria is very helpful, especially when the results are not as expected (and I can show the boss what she actually asked for versus what she thinks she asked for).

Including the criteria is helpful to show directors and others who request information exactly what we used. That way, if the results are not quite what they were expecting they can see what we entered and modify if necessary. To me, it's like having to show your work on math problems in school. If there's a mistake or the result isn't what you were expecting, you have a roadmap to see how you got to your answer and can then adjust or correct.

Helpful especially when sharing with team so that we know what we are looking at. :)

Having the criteria helps to see what was used to obtain the results and makes it easier to make changes if necessary.

This is SO helpful because sometimes I can't figure out why the results aren't what I wanted and looking at the criteria in a different way helps me see what I missed.

Having the criteria on the report is great for checking the results ourselves and for the donor officers to see what was selected. It also avoids having to manually type what criteria was used in an email to the donor officers.

Including a criterion while running a report is so helpful: to compare results, especially, for others to see what the criteria is or when checking back at a later time.

Adding criteria is a great feature. It will save me time in not having to create a separate document of "breadcrumbs" to help document what I used to create the report. Nice addition.

Adding the report criteria is critical when you want to duplicate reports at a later date. It's a great addition.

I believe it's a great idea. It ensures that anyone reviewing the report understands exactly which filters and parameters were applied, improving transparency, consistency, and collaboration across teams when comparing results or tracking progress.

Including criteria was very helpful. The requestor wasn't able to review the report for a week after I completed it. It was great to refresh their memory about what exactly they requested.

The criteria page is something that my users like to see. Answers questions about how the data was compiled without the need to contact us.

Adding criteria helps my management team better understand the results. Often, one way of viewing the data doesn't provide the most useful information for decision-making. It is important to analyze the criteria as much as the results.