hi there, i am a total newbie to the powershell / powergadgets world but have a real need to get up to speed quickly.
I have a Database lets say contains open service requests - what I want is to do the following.
Display all open tickets for each company in a chart - so horizontal axis is company name and vertical is amount of tickets.
I also want a gauge showing the number of open tickets (I have this working using SQL).
I would also like that if I drill down on the gauge (say for overdue tickets) it shows me a table of the tickets.
We need this to try to manage support tickets.
What I am not sure of is - is this something that can be done with powergadgets (and SQL) and if so is there examples of this kind of work out there, I find the help on powergadgets a little well for the more experienced.
I think it is a super product that is exactly what we need right now.
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hi there, i am a total newbie to the powershell / powergadgets world but have a real need to get up to speed quickly.
I have a Database lets say contains open service requests - what I want is to do the following.
Display all open tickets for each company in a chart - so horizontal axis is company name and vertical is amount of tickets.
I also want a gauge showing the number of open tickets (I have this working using SQL).
I would also like that if I drill down on the gauge (say for overdue tickets) it shows me a table of the tickets.
We need this to try to manage support tickets.
What I am not sure of is - is this something that can be done with powergadgets (and SQL) and if so is there examples of this kind of work out there, I find the help on powergadgets a little well for the more experienced.
I think it is a super product that is exactly what we need right now.
Any help would be really grateful.
Michael