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LFenton20
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Meetings Booked Goal

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We are trying to create a meetings booked report where the goal is a sloping trend line that increases as the quarter goes on.

 

There is a template report for meetings booked vs goal but when I use this it only takes the goal from the previous financial year. If I change the filter to only show meetings booked for this financial year or quarter the goal line is set to zero.

 

There is a box to tick at the top for the fiscal year but it still only looks at the previous years goal

 

Is there a way for this report to take this financial years goal?

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Lucila-Andimol
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Thought Leader | Platinum Partner

Meetings Booked Goal

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Hi @LFenton20 

Have you checked the report in the goal?

It actually shows the current year in a standard way.

Just click in the goal name and skroll down upto Actual versus user goals

Screenshot 2024-12-03 at 14.33.43.png

Have you seen it?

Hope this helps

 

María Lucila Abal
COO Andimol | Platinum Accredited Partner
HubSpot Expert, Top Community Champion | Hall of Fame IN23&IN24
Certified Trainer (12+ years) | SuperAdmins Bootcamp Instructor

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Lucila-Andimol
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Thought Leader | Platinum Partner
Thought Leader | Platinum Partner

Meetings Booked Goal

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Hi @LFenton20 

Have you checked the report in the goal?

It actually shows the current year in a standard way.

Just click in the goal name and skroll down upto Actual versus user goals

Screenshot 2024-12-03 at 14.33.43.png

Have you seen it?

Hope this helps

 

María Lucila Abal
COO Andimol | Platinum Accredited Partner
HubSpot Expert, Top Community Champion | Hall of Fame IN23&IN24
Certified Trainer (12+ years) | SuperAdmins Bootcamp Instructor

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