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STEVEG21-Topaz I
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December 8, 2015
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Change object Date Completed

Does anyone know what needs to be added to a report to get the Date Completed of a change notice or a change task?

STEVEGAnswer
21-Topaz I
December 9, 2015

I got it.

I looked at the joins.  I had the Work Item referencing the Change Task.  I changed it to have the Work Item reference the Change Notice and it showed the time I was looking for.

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                       Wrong (for what I wanted)                                                   Corrected

Thank you.

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satre-21-Visitor
1-Visitor
December 9, 2015

you can add Resolution Date attribute for change notice and change request. for change task there  isn't OOTB attribute exist you can create IBA to record the Resolution Date. or use Change task Lifecycle history information to get change completed date (date on which change task moved to Resolved state.)

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Hope it Helps!!!

Thanks

Shreyas

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STEVEG21-Topaz IAuthor
21-Topaz I
December 9, 2015

I have used that.  However, what I'm looking for is the date that each person with the Task of the CN or the CN itself completed it.

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STEVEG21-Topaz IAuthor
21-Topaz I
December 9, 2015

I found the name of the completed date of the Task but I also want the completed date of the CN.

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ybagul1-Visitor
1-Visitor
December 9, 2015

We use completed date from "Process Status" table under "Process" tab of Change Object.

For Reporting, its available under WF Voting Event Audit table.

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    STEVEG21-Topaz IAuthor
    21-Topaz I
    December 9, 2015

    Yogesh,

    I need to find the Completed Date of the Change Notice.  Not the Change Task.  I already found that wf voting event audit.

    I don't think I have the right Join's.

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    STEVEG21-Topaz IAuthorAnswer
    21-Topaz I
    December 9, 2015

    I got it.

    I looked at the joins.  I had the Work Item referencing the Change Task.  I changed it to have the Work Item reference the Change Notice and it showed the time I was looking for.

    Capture.JPG

                           Wrong (for what I wanted)                                                   Corrected

    Thank you.

    Translate
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