Interactive Query and More Efficient Report Creation

[grfisherC7XWZ]

F360 Manage interactive queries from the dashboard UI are very powerful.

However, it takes time, with complex business data, to perfect a query (combination of filtering and sorting) and having done that (maybe spending 30 minutes) I would like to have a standard report specifically for that query...

Unfortunately, that query cannot be converted into a Report and so, I have to create the report from scratch in the Reports interface.  That's another 30 minutes at least, to recreate the query in the other screen. 

It may be that this is a Modern/Classic view thing, but the fact remains that we need interactive queries AND static reports, and that I should not have to develop the same query twice because they happen to be in different parts of the UI.

[philipfrench]

Yes please have an option in the view to "convert view to report".

Then 99% of reports could be created through the (now excellent!) view editor.

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