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Report Table

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As of today, Lightning supports only charts instead of raw data when dealing with reports. GridMate bridges this gap by providing a component to display a report table on any Lightning page (Home, App, Record).

In this tutorial, we will setup an Opportunity report to visualize the pipeline by account on the homepage. Below is a quick demo on how to configure and use the GM - Report Table component on a homepage. With this report on the homepage, the user can see the data and not only a chart!

If the component is used on a record page, the report can be filtered on the current record Id using Filter property.

Below is an example to filter opportunities report based on the current account.

{ "ACCOUNT_ID": { "value": "$recordId" } }

👋 Note that Salesforce Reports doesn't always use the field API name for filtering. You can find the field name to use by following the instructions below.

Report r = [
    SELECT Id, Name, DeveloperName
    FROM Report
    WHERE DeveloperName = ${Developer_Name}
    Limit 1
];

Reports.ReportMetadata reportMetadata = Reports.ReportManager.describeReport(r.Id).getReportMetadata();

System.debug(JSON.serialize(reportMetadata));

In our example Developer Name = 'Closed_Opportunities_ode'

Execute the code bellow using the

For better vision, copy the JSON log into the and you will find the columns on the reportFilters attribute.

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