report filter

[Learning Curved]

I want to build a custom report that contains 30 exact opponents. I want to examine this report with only these 30 players in it. Is there a way view a report in a way similar to this? Thank you.

[kraada]

If you know the player's screen name you can add a filter for (#Player# = 'X' OR #Player# = 'Y' OR #Player# = 'Z') and so on for the exact 30 players you're looking for. If you don't, what method are you using to select those 30 players?

[Learning Curved]

hmmm. for some reason I cannot get this to work. I have all 30 names in the exact format above, but when I click run report after saving the filter, it runs the report against everyone in the database. Any idea what the problem could be?

[Learning Curved]

fyi... my format looks just like this in the blue filters tab.

#Player# = 'fdasfsdafd' OR #Player# = 'fdasfsdfd' OR #Player# = 'tffffffp' OR #Player# = 'ffffsaaaa'


i have this filled up with 30 names in the ' '

[kraada]

That's odd - could you attach an exported copy of the report to a support ticket so that we can investigate further for you?

[Learning Curved]

new support ticket submitted with attached report. As always, thanks kraada.

[kraada]

No problem.

[Mr Tiger]

Have you found the solution? I have the same problem. Filter { #Player# = 'player1' } doesn't work. Other filters work. A few days before all filters worked, but from one day #Player# filter stopped working in new reports. However, it works in old reports (if added there some days ago). That's very odd.

P.S. lol; tried to do something more than an hour; found a solution just after posting:

I've added another filter to #Player# filter and it has started to work :) But the reason of strange things posted earlier remains unknown.