@emmanuel@georgeciobanu
we are working with several clients for creating their corporate reporting and automation tools. We are facing difficulties in running bulk operations. For example creating a list of things from an API call. Right now we need to set up a sort of a loop that would read the API call and create a thing one by one, which is not very convenient.
The other point is grouping and calculations - there is no easy way to for example calculate a sum of number fields in a given table based on a certain search, or do other calculations.
Are there any suggestions how to be with these, or maybe you can push some updates that would allow handling such operations?
Thanks,
Hey @AliFarahat Bubble has added schedule an API workflow on a list, this is the only solution right now to create a list of things. Can this help you somehow?
Thanks,
Levon.
Founder at Bubblewits - Bubble Certified Partner
Thanks for the feedback. I have used schedule an API on a list and it works as expected. My requirement revolves around the ability to aggregate data in a query type manner; which i can then later use to generate a graph.
Did you guys face a situation like this, any workaround or solutions?
I have 1000 employees that have each have one of the below status (text field)
Joiner
Productive
Leave
Anything else
I want to be able to create a chart that shows a count of each reason. So for example
Joiner = 500
Productive 300
Leave = 200
I know i can do this using the existing workflows by counting one status after another; but the problem is that the status listed above are dynamically changing.
I am doing that. But i do i handle the count as the status can be set to anything?
Imagine you had a list of orders and you wanted to count the number of orders per product; relativly easy for a few. Now what if you had 1000 different products.
why don’t you simply use a dynamic expression to calculate each status in the graph for example, do a search for employees (with constraint status=joiner) ’ count and same way for other statuses.
Hi @AliFarahat in your example - counting Product Name or things of a particular type to report on. Did you find a solution to the example you provided?