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I'm having a hard time getting a breakdown relation up and running. I've got a breakdown for Incident Category and a breakdown for Incident Subcategory. When time I go to an indicator's scorecard, I breakdown by Category, and then try to breakdown by the Breakdown Relation I've made.

My Breakdown Relation attempt is below. I've tried almost every configuration of the limited fields the sys_choice table gives me, but this is almost the only one coming back with any results. If I do the same thing, but change the Related breakdown field to sys_id, then I strangely get zero results. Am I running into issues because the "Dependent Value" field is a string (i.e. Hardware, System Generated, etc...) taken from the Category label, and not a reference to the sys_id of the category?

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Breakdown relations are a way to "side hop" from one breakdown to another. Following a breakdown relation will not always result in a drill-down on the first breakdown. For instance, I could be looking at an element of an assignment group breakdown and follow a breakdown relation that includes all of the group members. The sum of the group members could be more than the score of the group, and that is OK because some members may be in other groups as well. I didn't drill into the originally selected group. Rather, I hopped from the assignment group breakdown to the assigned-to breakdown and filtered the element list to only include people in the original group.

If you want to drill-down, then you only need to make sure both breakdowns are related to the appropriate indicators and the "collect matrix" box is checked. If necessary, recollect your data, and you're all set.

If you want to hop, then you need to properly define a breakdown relation. In order to do that, you need a table with at least two columns--one referencing elements of the first breakdown by unique ID (usually sys_id) and one doing the same for the second breakdown. This table may or may not already exist in your instance. I'm pretty sure that it does not exist in your case. This is what you specify in the "Table" field, and the two columns go in "Breakdown field" and "Related breakdown field". The "Common field" field is for sibling-type relationships. For instance, I may want a relationship that includes all of the other assignment groups with the same parent as the selected group. The documentation linked below explains all of this in detail.

Hi, My team is currently looking into incorporating more project management methodology into our Asana use, I am looking into creating work breakdown structures in Asana so I am able to schedule and plan appropriately. I was wondering if anyone has any tips on how they have done so?

Currently, secondary dimension breakdown for each primary dimension row is set to 5 by default, if you need to see top 10 for each secondary dimension row, you have to manually set it in each secondary dimension row. It would be great to have a setting to change default breakdown row numbers to any up to 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 200, 400.

This only lets you set a max breakdown of 5 members. What if you need to breakdown by more than the top 5? In that situation you have to build the table and then go into each breakdown and manually set to a greater number. The Freeform table builder needs to have an option to increase breakdown by more than 5.

I am having the same issue,

I wand to have all CID's per day in my dimension, but it only gives 5 and I have to manually change it, plus, the breakdowns does not save in the report, if I change the date range, I have make the break downs again.

We examine a simple relativistic theory of two scalar fields, first discussed by Goldstone, in which as a result of spontaneous breakdown of U(1) symmetry one of the scalar bosons is massless, in conformity with the Goldstone theorem. When the symmetry group of the Lagrangian is extended from global to local U(1) transformations by the introduction of coupling with a vector gauge field, the Goldstone boson becomes the longitudinal state of a massive vector boson whose transverse states are the quanta of the transverse gauge field. A perturbative treatment of the model is developed in which the major features of these phenomena are present in zero order. Transition amplitudes for decay and scattering processes are evaluated in lowest order, and it is shown that they may be obtained more directly from an equivalent Lagrangian in which the original symmetry is no longer manifest. When the system is coupled to other systems in a U(1) invariant Lagrangian, the other systems display an induced symmetry breakdown, associated with a partially conserved current which interacts with itself via the massive vector boson.

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The biggest mistake that is made when coaching the attacking and defensive breakdown is to make it too complicated. This is due to the many variables involved in the tackle contest and subsequent breakdown.

In order to understand the breakdown, coaches and players must be aware of the Laws of the game that relate to the breakdown contest. Players may have multiple roles within the contest, both individually and collectively.

The attacking breakdown arises when the Ball Carrier (known in this resource as Ball Player) goes to ground and may be the result of the Ball Player being tackled, or a tactical ploy without being tackled. When the Ball Player goes to ground, a decision must be made by the attacking team on how many players to commit to the attacking ruck to retain possession if required.

The defensive breakdown arises when the Ball Player goes to ground as the result of a tackle or a tactical ploy. If a ruck is not formed, then the defending team must decide how to compete for the ball. If a ruck is formed (when at least one player from each team are in contact, on their feet and over the ball which is on the ground) then a decision must be made by the defensive team either individually or collectively to contest for the ball in a legal manner.

As the attacking and defensive breakdown have a number of moving parts, it is important that there is a common terminology used by players and coaches. This may be linked to the overall team culture, themes, and buzzwords. The use of buzzwords should assist players to perform the actions required within the breakdown and should be short, simple, and descriptive.

The breakdown places unique physical demands on the player. To be effective in the breakdown, players must possess a high level of physical competence, body awareness and control, flexibility, and dynamic movement. Ideally, coaches should work as part of a multi-disciplinary support team (strength, conditioning, and physiotherapy) to develop the players competence in this dynamic part of the game.

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