Hello,
I saw the Windows 11 Requirements package in the store, and I see the information appearing in the audit, but is it possible to generate a report that shows which machines are capable and which are not? For example, `
windows11-requirements.Result` would show "capable" or "not capable,"
with a filter to show the name and number of compatible names if possible.
I'm new to reporting, and I can't find what I need in the documentation to select package audit data.
Thank you for your help!
[SOLVED] Windows 11 reporting request capable
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sfonteneau
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Hello Jean-Charles,
On a machine with the package installed, in the audit data tab you will find "windows11-requirements".
Drag and drop the value you are interested in into the columns of the central grid and then refresh. You will then be able to sort directly in the main grid.
Regards,
Simon
On a machine with the package installed, in the audit data tab you will find "windows11-requirements".
Drag and drop the value you are interested in into the columns of the central grid and then refresh. You will then be able to sort directly in the main grid.
Regards,
Simon
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jcdemarque
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Thank you, it's brilliantly simple 
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dcardon
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Hello Jean-Charles,
thank you for the feedback.
That's the big advantage of having a native interface rather than a web interface; it's very easy to add things like drag-and-drop between two grids.
I'm marking the topic as resolved. Have a good start to the new school year. Best
regards,
Denis
thank you for the feedback.
That's the big advantage of having a native interface rather than a web interface; it's very easy to add things like drag-and-drop between two grids.
I'm marking the topic as resolved. Have a good start to the new school year. Best
regards,
Denis
Denis Cardon - Tranquil IT
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