topic E-mailing MS Project Tasks using NPRINTING in Qlik NPrinting

E-mailing MS Project Tasks using NPRINTING

Kwanele — Fri, 15 Nov 2024 21:35:15 GMT

Is it possible to connect to MS Project and e-mail tasks that are not 100% completed?

Re: E-mailing MS Project Tasks using NPRINTING

Lech_Miszkiewicz — Tue, 23 May 2023 07:47:41 GMT

Hi @Kwanele

Yes, It is possible.

Build Qlik Sense app and load your data using MS Project ODBC Driver http://www.cdata.com/drivers/msproject/odbc/ There may be also dedicated OData driver directly in Qlik Sense.
Build UI object showing you projects that are not completed
Connect NPrinting to this Qlik Sense app
Build your report and distribute it with NPrinting

done!

Now - my answer is based on details of your question. If you want specifics - you need to invest time to properly describe those details.

If you have not used neither of tools (Qlik Sense or NPrinting) you may need to ask someone experienced to do this for you. Developing in NPrinting should be preceded with training as there are many considerations which you have to take into account. Details are obviously written in 500+ pages help site which I encourage you to study as it contains answers to most of questions people ask: https://help.qlik.com

cheers

Re: E-mailing MS Project Tasks using NPRINTING

Ruggero_Piccoli — Tue, 23 May 2023 08:07:56 GMT

Hi,

I agree with @Lech_Miszkiewicz . If your question was: "Can Qlik NPrinting be connected directly with Microsoft Project?" the answer is no. Qlik NPrinting can create reports only from data available in QlikView Documents of Qlik Sense apps. From another point of view, we can say that you can create and distribute reports from every data source you can be loaded into a QlikView Document or Qlik Sense app and that you must use one of them. A single report can mix data from different QlikView Documents and Qlik Sense apps.

When posting new questions here please use the label of the version of the software you are using because the answer could depend on it.

Best Regards,

Ruggero