A report to track time spent on a specific checklist stage.
Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2021 5:00 pm
Hi everyone!
I'm currently working on a report to try and find out how long it takes from the time a student submits a CPT application to the time it is approved by an academic advisor. The closest I've come is the report in the attached screenshot, but no matter how I configure it I cannot get it to include students with closed checklists (I'm trying to get data on this going back to the release of the checklist <1yr ago).
Additional info that may help:
- I am trying to find out how much time applications have spent on the "Academic Advisor - CPT - Ready for Processing" stage of the checklist.
- From there it either goes to the stage "CPT Ready for DSO Processing" or is denied and goes to "Processing Complete".
- There is an e-form associated with the checklist; tracking that from the time of submission to the time it is approved/denied would also yield the information I want, but I cannot figure that one out either.
Thanks so much for taking the time to read this, and for any advice!
Nick Gargano
Campbellsville University
I'm currently working on a report to try and find out how long it takes from the time a student submits a CPT application to the time it is approved by an academic advisor. The closest I've come is the report in the attached screenshot, but no matter how I configure it I cannot get it to include students with closed checklists (I'm trying to get data on this going back to the release of the checklist <1yr ago).
Additional info that may help:
- I am trying to find out how much time applications have spent on the "Academic Advisor - CPT - Ready for Processing" stage of the checklist.
- From there it either goes to the stage "CPT Ready for DSO Processing" or is denied and goes to "Processing Complete".
- There is an e-form associated with the checklist; tracking that from the time of submission to the time it is approved/denied would also yield the information I want, but I cannot figure that one out either.
Thanks so much for taking the time to read this, and for any advice!
Nick Gargano
Campbellsville University