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I'm currently creating a read & acknowledge database for my company.
I do this by creating webforms for employees to acknowledge in a better way than signing an actual paper.
The results webforms create are great, being able to export and see who has completed different forms is really what we're looking for.
However, how could I go about to match completed forms towards registered users; that way being able to see who has not completed a form? And perhaps even producing a report showing who hasn't done what they're supposed to ;-)
Could this be do-able?
Kind regards,
Kevin
Comments
Comment #1
vernond CreditAttribution: vernond commentedI don't know off-hand of something that does this, but it shouldn't be too difficult to implement. You'd probably need to get an array of registered usernames, then go through the submissions and unset the usernames you find there. Whatever names are left in the array at the end of all this will be people who have yet to complete the paperwork.
Comment #2
clubwilma CreditAttribution: clubwilma commentedThank you for that vernond.
That's what I was thinking as well. I think I would be able to accomplish this in excel, but I'm just not experienced enough in this environment.
And since this is a webbased solution it would be great to have it on the page itself.
Comment #3
quicksketchThis should be merged with #957332: Determine whether webforms have been submitted using views?.