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Contribution Report

Derrick Anderson posted 6 Years Ago

Is it possible to run contribution report for a family even if there giving is not combined in the system?

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- Jim Michael replied 6 Years Ago
You can't get a single report of multiple people giving separately (at least not with the built-in contribution statements). But is there a reason you don't just combine the giving? It's as simple as editing the person(s) and under Advanced selecting Combine with Family.
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You can't get a single report of multiple people giving separately (at least not with the built-in contribution statements). But is there a reason you don't just combine the giving? It's as simple as editing the person(s) and under Advanced selecting Combine with Family.
You can't get a single report of multiple people giving separately (at least not with the built-in contribution statements). But is there a reason you don't just combine the giving? It's as simple as editing the person(s) and under Advanced selecting Combine with Family.
You can't get a single report of multiple people giving separately (at least not with the built-in contribution statements). But is there a reason you don't just combine the giving? It's as simple as editing the person(s) and under Advanced selecting Combine with Family.
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- Derrick Anderson replied 6 Years Ago
We have some families that prefer their giving is individual per family members while others wanted them combined. We however wanted to run a report that showed a total for a family for those that were not combined.
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We have some families that prefer their giving is individual per family members while others wanted them combined. We however wanted to run a report that showed a total for a family for those that were not combined.
We have some families that prefer their giving is individual per family members while others wanted them combined. We however wanted to run a report that showed a total for a family for those that were not combined.
We have some families that prefer their giving is individual per family members while others wanted them combined. We however wanted to run a report that showed a total for a family for those that were not combined.
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- Jim Michael replied 6 Years Ago
Ah, I see. When you said "Contribution Report" I assumed you meant Contribution Statement... Sorry! There's probably a way to do what you want, if via SQL and a dynamic data block worst-case, but this kind of thing is difficult to discuss in this QA since it's not real time. I suggest you joint the Rock Slack at rockrms.com/slack and ask in there.
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Ah, I see. When you said "Contribution Report" I assumed you meant Contribution Statement... Sorry! There's probably a way to do what you want, if via SQL and a dynamic data block worst-case, but this kind of thing is difficult to discuss in this QA since it's not real time. I suggest you joint the Rock Slack at<a href=" rockrms.com/slack" target="_blank"> rockrms.com/slack</a> and ask in there.
Ah, I see. When you said "Contribution Report" I assumed you meant Contribution Statement... Sorry! There's probably a way to do what you want, if via SQL and a dynamic data block worst-case, but this kind of thing is difficult to discuss in this QA since it's not real time. I suggest you joint the Rock Slack at<a href=" rockrms.com/slack" target="_blank"> rockrms.com/slack</a> and ask in there.
Ah, I see. When you said "Contribution Report" I assumed you meant Contribution Statement... Sorry! There's probably a way to do what you want, if via SQL and a dynamic data block worst-case, but this kind of thing is difficult to discuss in this QA since it's not real time. I suggest you joint the Rock Slack at<a href=" rockrms.com/slack" target="_blank"> rockrms.com/slack</a> and ask in there.
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