Jamie_a Posted December 23, 2010 Posted December 23, 2010 (edited) Does any one have a report which lists name, form, year group and total achievement points that asks for a year group upon running? I`ve had a browse through supportnet and cant find one which does what i want. Thanks jamie Edited December 23, 2010 by Jamie_a
creese Posted December 23, 2010 Posted December 23, 2010 Reports on Achievement and Behaviour are not that accurate. Check this thread. http://support.capitaes.co.uk/newforum/main.asp?params=%95%9E%A1%9B%A0%A6%C8%A0%B0%A2%A4%B4%A9%8E%F1%97%C6%D3%D5%D2%E0%E8%DE%A4%DC%D5 1
Sivadam Posted December 23, 2010 Posted December 23, 2010 (edited) Check out File 847 on SupportNet, User Posts, File Sharing. This is set up to report on Reg Groups but can easily be edited to produce Year Group, House etc. It does produce accurate figures, as does the Behaviour Report 848 that I also posted there! Since posting these you can now use the extra Student Conduct field that is in the Reporting Dictionary (SIMS 7.136), when producing Ach and Beh Reports - though it is still difficult to do this across a date range within an Academic Year. By the way guys - thanks for the Red Square - that sure looks better than the green one - and just in time for Christmas too! Jamie, If you want help with SIMS then you can always give me a shout on SupportNet or directly at school! Edited December 23, 2010 by Sivadam 1
GREED Posted December 24, 2010 Posted December 24, 2010 By the way guys - thanks for the Red Square - that sure looks better than the green one - and just in time for Christmas too! Happy to help! :D 1
Sivadam Posted December 24, 2010 Posted December 24, 2010 Reports on Achievement and Behaviour are not that accurate. Check this thread. http://support.capitaes.co.uk/newforum/main.asp?params=%95%9E%A1%9B%A0%A6%C8%A0%B0%A2%A4%B4%A9%8E%F1%97%C6%D3%D5%D2%E0%E8%DE%A4%DC%D5 I have been saying for a long time that Schools ought to have access to the LA Forums and that LAs should have access to the Schools Forums. This is just another example of how the two could help each other!
Sivadam Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 (edited) Happy to help! :D It's interesting if you do an advanced search for posts by myself and then analyse the last 15/16 threads (I didn't bother to look further!) that I have contributed to. It does highlight how much 'help' I have given to users as compared to the times I have been 'controversial'. The 'controversial' ones seem to carry far more weight than those that I have tried to 'help' in! Still - 'Red' does not really bother me at all! Edited December 28, 2010 by Sivadam 1
scholarpack Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 Maybe it's the case that your reputation precedes you so any constructive help you offer is dismissed as Capita spin by some other members, even though I'm sure it's useful.
Sivadam Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 Maybe it's the case that your reputation precedes you so any constructive help you offer is dismissed as Capita spin by some other members, even though I'm sure it's useful. Then those 'other members' may well be greatly missing out then! If my reputation precedes me then it ought to be very good, because any preceding reputation can only have come from SupportNet, and it is highly regarded there! Have you also noticed that those very suspicious posts, by relatively 'new' members that were regularly attacking SIMS, have also virtually dried up? Then again, you maybe won't be aware of that problem that this site had, as my campaign against this sort of thread started way before you became a member!
scholarpack Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 Then those 'other members' may well be greatly missing out then! If my reputation precedes me then it ought to be very good, because any preceding reputation can only have come from SupportNet, and it is highly regarded there! Have you also noticed that those very suspicious posts, by relatively 'new' members that were regularly attacking SIMS, have also virtually dried up? Perhaps Supportnet != Edugeek though ? Hadn't noticed - but it is always quiet over xmas no? What do you suggest as the reason? In fact last year there were lots of 'new members' on both sides of that arguement I seem to recall.
Sivadam Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 (edited) Sorry, I edited my last post before you quoted it. You are obviously not aware of the 'campaign'! And Edugeek can NEVER equal SupportNet. There are some knowledgable SIMS users here but there are very many more on SupportNet and they include many of the former anyway! Edited December 28, 2010 by Sivadam
scholarpack Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 I don't think Edugeek wants to equal support net. Surely this forum is more a place to share opinions, debate etc, maybe a few help threads. Supportnet is almost all help for existing SIMS users. You are hardly going to get a discussion about open source going there. They cater for different people, although with some overlap obviously.. Campaign .. no I wasn't aware having only joined at the start of 2010. Are you talking baseless accusations or just opinion, because everyone has one you know and it might not always be the same as yours
Sivadam Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 Totally 'Baseless accusations' is the answer to your question, often as a first post from a 'new' user!. They seldom appear now!! And it was your post that first appeared to equate Edugeek with Supportnet! "Perhaps Supportnet != Edugeek though ?" So, obviously, I had to respond.
scholarpack Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 Sorry I was doing the geeky maths '!=' not equal to
Stuart_C Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 Thanks to the new reporting fields I've got some reports that detail all the behaviour and achievements for yeargroups, houses, and even by person over a defined period. The problem might be that they are a bit specific to us, however dumping all the information into excel (name, points, achievement, year group filtered by date range) and then using the function sumifs (office 2007/2010) you can do a lot of analysis. Pm me with an email address if you want to have a look and see if they are useful
Sivadam Posted December 28, 2010 Posted December 28, 2010 (edited) Sorry I was doing the geeky maths '!=' not equal to Well I suppose at my age I don't qualify to be a geek! I better not Tweet that! As an ex-Head of Science I am more used to the mathematical symbol ≠ to mean 'not-equal-to'. Far more understandable to us old-timers than some 'geeky' symbol not widely recognised by others! It's also only one symbol rather than the 2 that you have used and so it takes less effort to type it! Edited December 28, 2010 by Sivadam
scholarpack Posted December 29, 2010 Posted December 29, 2010 Well I suppose at my age I don't qualify to be a geek! I better not Tweet that! As an ex-Head of Science I am more used to the mathematical symbol ≠ to mean 'not-equal-to'. Far more understandable to us old-timers than some 'geeky' symbol not widely recognised by others! It's also only one symbol rather than the 2 that you have used and so it takes less effort to type it! How do you type it on a keyboard ?
vikpaw Posted December 29, 2010 Posted December 29, 2010 Dunno! I ain't the geeky one! Sounds like a baseless argument to me!
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