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Do you guys know of any program that can help me create something like this??













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Do you guys know of any program that can help me create something like this??













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There are a number of ways to get XL outputs from BPC SurveyManager (including the XML data download which delivers a searchable table into XL readable format - but requires a little expertise to use.)

However, if one of the built-in reports are what you want OR if you construct a report from a ROWTABLE format survey (the default), you have a far simpler way to get a formated XL version...

Just:
1. right click on a white or blue-space part of the browser page
2. select "select all" from the context menu.
3. hit Ctrl-C or right click again and chose "Copy"
4. open a new sheet in XL and select the top left cell or the entire sheet and right click
5. chose paste, say yes to any questions.

Now you have an XL version of the report with all the data elements in their own cells, with the report colour scheme preserved. You may have to omake column B a lot wider and column G a little wider to get the page looking right.

This works because the underlying positional layout of BPC SurveyManager pages is a table layout, so the page is already set up so that XL (and Word) can read and format it properly from the clipboard.

Neat, huh?

Cheers,
Elizabeth.]]>
There are a number of ways to get XL outputs from BPC SurveyManager (including the XML data download which delivers a searchable table into XL readable format - but requires a little expertise to use.)

However, if one of the built-in reports are what you want OR if you construct a report from a ROWTABLE format survey (the default), you have a far simpler way to get a formated XL version...

Just:
1. right click on a white or blue-space part of the browser page
2. select "select all" from the context menu.
3. hit Ctrl-C or right click again and chose "Copy"
4. open a new sheet in XL and select the top left cell or the entire sheet and right click
5. chose paste, say yes to any questions.

Now you have an XL version of the report with all the data elements in their own cells, with the report colour scheme preserved. You may have to omake column B a lot wider and column G a little wider to get the page looking right.

This works because the underlying positional layout of BPC SurveyManager pages is a table layout, so the page is already set up so that XL (and Word) can read and format it properly from the clipboard.

Neat, huh?

Cheers,
Elizabeth.]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13 Thu, 07 Oct 2010 04:14:42 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13
However, if one of the built-in reports are what you want OR if you construct a report from a ROWTABLE format survey (the default), you have a far simpler way to get a formated XL version...

Just:
1. right click on a white or blue-space part of the browser page
2. select "select all" from the context menu.
3. hit Ctrl-C or right click again and chose "Copy"
4. open a new sheet in XL and select the top left cell or the entire sheet and right click
5. chose paste, say yes to any questions.

Now you have an XL version of the report with all the data elements in their own cells, with the report colour scheme preserved. You may have to omake column B a lot wider and column G a little wider to get the page looking right.

This works because the underlying positional layout of BPC SurveyManager pages is a table layout, so the page is already set up so that XL (and Word) can read and format it properly from the clipboard.

Neat, huh?

Cheers,
Elizabeth.]]>
However, if one of the built-in reports are what you want OR if you construct a report from a ROWTABLE format survey (the default), you have a far simpler way to get a formated XL version...

Just:
1. right click on a white or blue-space part of the browser page
2. select "select all" from the context menu.
3. hit Ctrl-C or right click again and chose "Copy"
4. open a new sheet in XL and select the top left cell or the entire sheet and right click
5. chose paste, say yes to any questions.

Now you have an XL version of the report with all the data elements in their own cells, with the report colour scheme preserved. You may have to omake column B a lot wider and column G a little wider to get the page looking right.

This works because the underlying positional layout of BPC SurveyManager pages is a table layout, so the page is already set up so that XL (and Word) can read and format it properly from the clipboard.

Neat, huh?

Cheers,
Elizabeth.]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=12 Sun, 13 Jun 2010 19:30:13 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=12
These features might also be the easiest way to enter hard-copy surveys collected as part of the LSS 2010 project.

The explanation of how to use the portal mode is in your 2010 documentation and also summarised on the screen of the web client. In short, for LSS you should enable the portal in the web client and add a password for the portal (to be shared with students using the portal in a class type situation) and enable the portal for each survey (like the LSS) and enable "Anonymous Responders" for the survey. Both of these are available in the "Manage Survey" screen.

If you do this you will not need to upload responders and send invitations to them prior to entering responses.

Regards
JB]]>
These features might also be the easiest way to enter hard-copy surveys collected as part of the LSS 2010 project.

The explanation of how to use the portal mode is in your 2010 documentation and also summarised on the screen of the web client. In short, for LSS you should enable the portal in the web client and add a password for the portal (to be shared with students using the portal in a class type situation) and enable the portal for each survey (like the LSS) and enable "Anonymous Responders" for the survey. Both of these are available in the "Manage Survey" screen.

If you do this you will not need to upload responders and send invitations to them prior to entering responses.

Regards
JB]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=11 Sun, 13 Jun 2010 19:22:46 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=11
The survey engine itself has always supported all browsers and continues to do so.

Regards
JB]]>
The survey engine itself has always supported all browsers and continues to do so.

Regards
JB]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=10 Sun, 13 Jun 2010 19:18:13 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=10
Regards
JB]]>
Regards
JB]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=9 Sun, 13 Jun 2010 19:13:25 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=9
These are available at: BPC SurveyManager Layout Tutorials

Let me know others that you want, and we will endeavour to add them first.

We have also expanded the rules scripting documentation and added a page showing the input controls (or at least a large number of them). Various other improvements to the BPC SurveyManager documentation have been made on other pages in the riskwiki.

Regards]]>
These are available at: BPC SurveyManager Layout Tutorials

Let me know others that you want, and we will endeavour to add them first.

We have also expanded the rules scripting documentation and added a page showing the input controls (or at least a large number of them). Various other improvements to the BPC SurveyManager documentation have been made on other pages in the riskwiki.

Regards]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=7 Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:09:34 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=7
1. Top 20 Inherent Risks:
  Risk Register Top 20 (Num IR Sort) V3.rtm (Size: 102.06 KB / Downloads: 2)
2. Top 20 Residual Risks:
  Risk Register Top 20 (Num RR Sort) V3.rtm (Size: 103.66 KB / Downloads: 1)

They do basically what the name implies. You already have one for the Current risk. This does the same thing for the inherent and residual risks. We will have to add a couple of views to the database to do this for Audit and Reviewer assessments separately, so we will look at doing that in a future release if anyone wants it.

Download and store them on your hard drive, then open "End User Reports" in your BPC RiskManager V6 Enrima client and go to a folder where you want to store them.

In the right hand panel where the reports are listed, right click and choose new report.

When the report builder opens, from the file menu choose "Load From File", and then find the rtm file on your disk.

When the report has loaded save to the database ("Save As"), assign a name you like and then exit the Report Builder IDE.

Repeat for the other report (using a different name of course).

Run the reports as normal.

HINT: When you load the report from file, it is a good idea to select and copy (Ctrl-C) the part of the file name before the ".rtm". This can then be pasted (Ctrl-P) into the name box when you save it to the database. Saves you retyping the name - or dreaming up your own name.

Cheers.
JB]]>
1. Top 20 Inherent Risks:
  Risk Register Top 20 (Num IR Sort) V3.rtm (Size: 102.06 KB / Downloads: 2)
2. Top 20 Residual Risks:
  Risk Register Top 20 (Num RR Sort) V3.rtm (Size: 103.66 KB / Downloads: 1)

They do basically what the name implies. You already have one for the Current risk. This does the same thing for the inherent and residual risks. We will have to add a couple of views to the database to do this for Audit and Reviewer assessments separately, so we will look at doing that in a future release if anyone wants it.

Download and store them on your hard drive, then open "End User Reports" in your BPC RiskManager V6 Enrima client and go to a folder where you want to store them.

In the right hand panel where the reports are listed, right click and choose new report.

When the report builder opens, from the file menu choose "Load From File", and then find the rtm file on your disk.

When the report has loaded save to the database ("Save As"), assign a name you like and then exit the Report Builder IDE.

Repeat for the other report (using a different name of course).

Run the reports as normal.

HINT: When you load the report from file, it is a good idea to select and copy (Ctrl-C) the part of the file name before the ".rtm". This can then be pasted (Ctrl-P) into the name box when you save it to the database. Saves you retyping the name - or dreaming up your own name.

Cheers.
JB]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=6 Sun, 11 Oct 2009 14:58:31 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=6
V5.4.5 was released in May 2009 and included a complete rewrite and updating of the screen look and feel to the Windows 7 theming. Additionally a new word and XL reporting engine using enduser designed templates was included driven from the export interface.

V5.4.6 includes a rewrite of the server thread management system to reduce server load and package all instances into a single multi-threading server.

A server side RTF field handling issue has been fixed that could cause the server instance to suspend on very long (>10k character) description fields containing corrupted or badly formed RTF encoding during the production of the Compliance Register Report.

You can now opt to include RTF formatting in the description fields, or strupped RTF formatting and the stripper has been improved to give a better approximation in ASCII of the stripped version (including dot points).

This version is available for immediate download from the Express download site by customers with current subscriptions.

The next release of BPC RiskManager Express will be May 2010.

The plan to make the BPC RiskManager Express series database compatible with V6 Enrima progresses, and hopefully that will be part of the May 2010 release.]]>
V5.4.5 was released in May 2009 and included a complete rewrite and updating of the screen look and feel to the Windows 7 theming. Additionally a new word and XL reporting engine using enduser designed templates was included driven from the export interface.

V5.4.6 includes a rewrite of the server thread management system to reduce server load and package all instances into a single multi-threading server.

A server side RTF field handling issue has been fixed that could cause the server instance to suspend on very long (>10k character) description fields containing corrupted or badly formed RTF encoding during the production of the Compliance Register Report.

You can now opt to include RTF formatting in the description fields, or strupped RTF formatting and the stripper has been improved to give a better approximation in ASCII of the stripped version (including dot points).

This version is available for immediate download from the Express download site by customers with current subscriptions.

The next release of BPC RiskManager Express will be May 2010.

The plan to make the BPC RiskManager Express series database compatible with V6 Enrima progresses, and hopefully that will be part of the May 2010 release.]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=5 Sun, 11 Oct 2009 14:41:17 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=5
The Beta includes a new Client, Server and Database update.

The database update can be applied to the V6.2.5.6 database without degrading your 6.2.5.6 release. However for the duration of the beta releases the database version number will be held constant, to allow reversion to the production 6.2.5.6 server and client.

Although this is a beta release, the code released is production-ready and safe to apply in test / training or production environments for existing functionality.

The BETA includes new:
- Access control granularity
- Compliance, questionaire and assertion management capabilities
- New Compliance risk view
- Retirement without removal capabilities for resources
- New design graph screen with closed risk filter (without having to launch the full search filter)
- Additional auditor only functions surfaced to the risk screen for mapping risks to the audit plan, recording comments and external file/web links
- Speed up on risk opening
- Fix to archiving so that the new v5.2.5.6 tables are archived along with the old v5.2.5.5 tables.
- Change to the archive screen painter that prevented display of archive button on some systems.
- Risk type base type on risk types so the base type is no longer held in the risk code. This allows for indefinate addition of new risk types with spaceil handling and greater freedom in code naming.
- The artificial control description length restriction has been removed.


BETA 4 should be out sometime over the next 24 hours.]]>
The Beta includes a new Client, Server and Database update.

The database update can be applied to the V6.2.5.6 database without degrading your 6.2.5.6 release. However for the duration of the beta releases the database version number will be held constant, to allow reversion to the production 6.2.5.6 server and client.

Although this is a beta release, the code released is production-ready and safe to apply in test / training or production environments for existing functionality.

The BETA includes new:
- Access control granularity
- Compliance, questionaire and assertion management capabilities
- New Compliance risk view
- Retirement without removal capabilities for resources
- New design graph screen with closed risk filter (without having to launch the full search filter)
- Additional auditor only functions surfaced to the risk screen for mapping risks to the audit plan, recording comments and external file/web links
- Speed up on risk opening
- Fix to archiving so that the new v5.2.5.6 tables are archived along with the old v5.2.5.5 tables.
- Change to the archive screen painter that prevented display of archive button on some systems.
- Risk type base type on risk types so the base type is no longer held in the risk code. This allows for indefinate addition of new risk types with spaceil handling and greater freedom in code naming.
- The artificial control description length restriction has been removed.


BETA 4 should be out sometime over the next 24 hours.]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=4 Wed, 12 Aug 2009 12:44:10 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=4 This forum is strictly for users of the BPC ACFE Survey Manager

Posts from other users, not relating to the ACFE Survey Manager application will be deleted wtihout notice.

Remember these forums are publically viewable. Do NOT post your ACFE password to this forum.

If you are experiencing difficulty accessing: go to the ACFE Survey Manager front screen. It should say "ACFE Survey Manager" in the page banner. If it does not say that you are at the wrong application.

If you require your access password, Select your organisation TOID and enter your supplied username and then press "send me my password". You will receive by email your access details. If you do not receive an email within a few minutes probably means that the email we have regictered for you differs from the one you are using. If the email address should be corrected, either send support an email (the address is on the footer of the page) or call our Australian office. In either case provide your name, TOID, new email address, organisation name and telephone number. We will check your details and contact you and/or ACFE to confirm before changing the details and then send you your access information.

This forum is NOT the best place to request access information.

This forum is the appropriate place to discuss general issues of use, make suggestions / requests or seek clarification on information requirements. Depending on the issue we may choose to contact you directly rather than via the forum, if we consider the issue should be confidential to your organisation.

Regards
Jonathan Bishop]]> This forum is strictly for users of the BPC ACFE Survey Manager

Posts from other users, not relating to the ACFE Survey Manager application will be deleted wtihout notice.

Remember these forums are publically viewable. Do NOT post your ACFE password to this forum.

If you are experiencing difficulty accessing: go to the ACFE Survey Manager front screen. It should say "ACFE Survey Manager" in the page banner. If it does not say that you are at the wrong application.

If you require your access password, Select your organisation TOID and enter your supplied username and then press "send me my password". You will receive by email your access details. If you do not receive an email within a few minutes probably means that the email we have regictered for you differs from the one you are using. If the email address should be corrected, either send support an email (the address is on the footer of the page) or call our Australian office. In either case provide your name, TOID, new email address, organisation name and telephone number. We will check your details and contact you and/or ACFE to confirm before changing the details and then send you your access information.

This forum is NOT the best place to request access information.

This forum is the appropriate place to discuss general issues of use, make suggestions / requests or seek clarification on information requirements. Depending on the issue we may choose to contact you directly rather than via the forum, if we consider the issue should be confidential to your organisation.

Regards
Jonathan Bishop]]> http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=3 Wed, 12 Aug 2009 12:38:55 +0000 http://bpc.bishopphillips.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=3
Posts from other users, not relating to the Computer Census application will be deleted wtihout notice.

Remember these forums are publically viewable. Do NOT post your ACFECS password to this forum.

If you are experiencing difficulty accessing: go to the ACFECS front screen. It should say COMPUTER CENSUS in the page banner. If it does not say that you are at the wrong application.

If you require your access password, enter your TOID commencing with T and then press "send me my password". You will receive by email your access details. If you do not receive an email within a few minutes probably means that the email we have regictered for you differs from the one you are using. If the email address should be corrected, either send support an email (the address is on the footer of the page) or call our Australian office. In either case provide your name, TOID, new email address, organisation name and telephone number. We will check your details and contact you or the ACFE to confirm before changing the details and then send you your access information.

This forum is NOT the best place to request access information.

This forum is the appropriate place to discuss general issues of use, make suggestions / requests or seek clarification on information requirements. Depending on the issue we may choose to contact you directly rather than via the forum, if we consider the issue should be confidential to your organisation.

Regards
Jonathan Bishop]]>
Posts from other users, not relating to the Computer Census application will be deleted wtihout notice.

Remember these forums are publically viewable. Do NOT post your ACFECS password to this forum.

If you are experiencing difficulty accessing: go to the ACFECS front screen. It should say COMPUTER CENSUS in the page banner. If it does not say that you are at the wrong application.

If you require your access password, enter your TOID commencing with T and then press "send me my password". You will receive by email your access details. If you do not receive an email within a few minutes probably means that the email we have regictered for you differs from the one you are using. If the email address should be corrected, either send support an email (the address is on the footer of the page) or call our Australian office. In either case provide your name, TOID, new email address, organisation name and telephone number. We will check your details and contact you or the ACFE to confirm before changing the details and then send you your access information.

This forum is NOT the best place to request access information.

This forum is the appropriate place to discuss general issues of use, make suggestions / requests or seek clarification on information requirements. Depending on the issue we may choose to contact you directly rather than via the forum, if we consider the issue should be confidential to your organisation.

Regards
Jonathan Bishop]]>