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3. Pie Chart Widget Help

Hi Eric, Great question! This is an example of a time when you'd have to use multiple values as a custom grouping. For this pie chart, you'll put nothing in the Categories area, and instead write t...

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3. IF Statements with more than one condition

Hi Greg! Great question. If I understand your need correctly, you would like to have the spend multiplied by 160 for one Timelog Category, and multiplied by a different number for another Timelog C...

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3. [From Wrike] Using Widgets to Drill Down into Your Data 🔎

Jessi Beamer You should be able to report on Custom Fields via Wrike Analyze and create custom Formulas that imitate the Formula Fields.The best way to use Custom Fields in Analyze is to activate y...

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Hi Community,   My name is Mark Tapia, and I'm a Senior Technical Consultant on Wrike's Professional Services team! 😄 I'll be bringing you some ideas of ways to use Wrike Analyze that have been eff...

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3. Budget Tracking

You should be able to do this with Calculated Custom Fields, as long as you have the correct rate in a custom field. For example, you could have an "Hourly Rate" custom field, and put in the "clien...

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Sebastian Becht - Have you tried using Calculated Custom Fields - https://help.wrike.com/hc/en-us/articles/360036858954-Calculated-Custom-Fields? Do you know if this would work for your team? Hope ...