We have 6 multi-select picklist fields we are currently using to track feature limitations that are blocking our customers from moving to the next generation of our product. These fields represent 6 main product lines and have anywhere from 3-16 feature options each. I have a few requests from our team to report on these items in the following formats...
1. A pie or bar chart showing the total number of accounts that have each feature selected
2. Report of the top 5 features across all 6 product lines
The issues I'm running into are 1. These are 6 different fields and 2. Gainsight doesn't allow us to group by or aggregate multi-select fields. The only reporting option I've been able to come up with is just adding all 6 fields in the 'show me' section of a report along with Account Name and enabling row grouping by account. The only way I see today to show a count by feature is to filter by an individual feature and create a widget for each one....which isn't really an option because there are too many to even put them all on one dashboard. Other thoughts/ideas to better report on these fields? I'm open to creating new fields/formats if needed, I just don't want to go to all that work for an experiment that may or may not give me what I need. Also, any info from Gainsight as to WHY we don't have more options to maniputale and report on multi-select fields?
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Reporting on Multi-Select Picklist Fields
+1Hi Katie, Thanks for bringing this up! we have added this to our road-map, will update here once we consider this feature for release.
Happy posting!
Happy posting!
I am really happy to have found this post. We recently transitioned our Enhancements Request process into a series of multi-select picklist, before realizing how limited Gainsight's reporting capabilities are in this area. Now we feel stuck.
Our goal is to create visual reports (pie charts, stacked column, heat maps, etc.) from these fields, to help us identify themes. Thank you for having this on the roadmap already, but feel free to reach out if you would like to understand our use case more thoroughly.
Our goal is to create visual reports (pie charts, stacked column, heat maps, etc.) from these fields, to help us identify themes. Thank you for having this on the roadmap already, but feel free to reach out if you would like to understand our use case more thoroughly.
+1That would really help us with reporting! There should be a way....
Adding multi-select is great...just need the reporting to follow...
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+1Another vote for this issue. Would love to see some options for Multi-select in reporting. A pie chart with any mult-selects appearing in “Multiple” slice would work!
Also upvoting this feature request! We have a similar use-case as the original poster. We want to know what issues are outstanding when an account (company) moves from onboarding to CS, so we have a multi-select of a handful of options for the CSM to select what was not completed or was an issue during onboarding. We don’t have a good way of aggregating the results, since we used a multi-select. How do we identify trends or problem areas easily without being able to count how many times each option was selected across hundreds of customers?
+2Blast from the past this thread.
It's an opportunity for engagement
I’m sure if the solution is implemented it would be applied to similar report types equally, but we would like to leverage the Packed Bubble report type for this. Crossing our fingers for something soon!
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Adding my voice to the demand for this. Surprised it’s been open so long for something that seems a fairly fundamental reporting capability tbh!
Adding our support for this request as well! This is currently impacting our ability to report on key information for our customers when capturing risks.
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+10I’m about to launch a multi-select picklist for products purchased in our instance with the goal of improving reporting and now I’m scared about the implications this will have on reporting 😓
Customer Success Systems Admin @ Amplitude, 2x Gainsight CS Ops Product Council Member
+5The gist is that without applying some kind of workaround, if a customer purchases Product A and Product B you will have a single column for “A;B” with a quantity of 1 vs individual columns for Product A and Product B with 1 each.
If two more customers come in and one purchases Product A only, and the other purchases Product B only, you will now have 3 columns for “A” , “B”, and “A;B”. It’s no fun!
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+7lyne_therien wrote:
He’s not at Gainsight anymore :) Paging
+2Thanks Bradley. Let me try to get a sense of where we are at with this and share.
It's an opportunity for engagement
Hey Everyone,
First of all thank you soo much for the insights here on the need to have picklist aggregatable, I have started discussions with the engg team to look into possibilities of enabling this, since as of today we do not even allow to group by existing combination groups.
I will have more updates for everyone towards the end of the month.
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Muthu Kumar Karuppiah
+2This is a huge blocker for reporting with us as well.
No update on this still?
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+11EVERYTHING MULTI-SELECT IS DIFFICULT… PLEASE FIX THEM. #adminqol
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