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Reverse Dataview Tool

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Reverse Dataview Tool

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I was thinking about a reverse data view feature in Rock or something to see why someone isn’t in a data view, or why a group doesn’t show up on the list. It can live on the data view detail page, as a block under the data view list

- The feature would have an Entity Picker (depending on the type of Data View) a Person, Group, etc Selector.
- Then a button called Next or Update to click on
- Once clicked, Rock will grab all the filters, or the logic from the data view you are currently viewing, and test it against the selected Entity from the picker
- It will then display a visual similar to how group requirements display when adding a new person to a group.
- The visual should display all the logic from the data view, maybe broken into pieces or blocks
- The pieces would turn Green if the Entity passes the filter/logic, and red if they failed it filter/logic

I think it would be a super helpful tool to have, especially for more complex data views or reports.


Photo of Alfredo MarreroSubmitted by Alfredo Marrero, Grace Family Church  ·   ·  Reporting
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