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Brian KesslerBrian Kessler 

App Customization Specialist, Challenge 4: What is wrong with my report filter?

Hi,

I'm currently working on the App Customization Specialist Lightning Superbadge.
I'm stuck on Challenge 4 with the reported error of:
  
Challenge Not yet complete... here's what's wrong: 
The 'My Top Volunteer Organizations' report is not using the correct IsShiftVolunteer filter.

However, my IsShiftVolunteer filter IS set to:
  
IsShiftVolunteer equals "True"
I've tried (nonsensically) to make this equals "False" or to lock the filter, but neither of these changes helped.

Could this error description be incorrect and misleading?
If so, what else might be wrong on this report?
(Am I even correct to believe it is a problem with this report?)

Here is a screenshot of the report builder:
My Top Volunteer Organizations Report Builder

Here is a screenshot of the report:
My Top Volunteer Organizations Report

Thanks in advance,
-Brian.
Best Answer chosen by Brian Kessler
Steven NsubugaSteven Nsubuga
Perhaps you defined the IsShiftVolunteer formula field a bit differently, try this.  
$User.Id = Volunteer__r.Id

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Steven NsubugaSteven Nsubuga
For the status filter try using contains rather than equals
Brian KesslerBrian Kessler
Hi @Steven Nsubuga,

I just tried using contains rather than equals, but the result seems identical, as is the failure message.
Steven NsubugaSteven Nsubuga
Perhaps you defined the IsShiftVolunteer formula field a bit differently, try this.  
$User.Id = Volunteer__r.Id
This was selected as the best answer
Brian KesslerBrian Kessler
Hi @Steven Nsubuga,

I would have expected that to fail much earlier than this challenge, but good catch.
I had  
$User.Id == Volunteer__r.Id
... onto the next bug.

Cheers!
Steven NsubugaSteven Nsubuga
You're welcome, do mark the question as resolved.
Brian KesslerBrian Kessler
There is no "resolved", but I've marked it as "best answer". ;-)
Ron BoosRon Boos
Hi, I'm running into this same issue.  I have updated the custom formula field on the Volunteer Shift Worker object [IsShiftVolunteer] to be $User.Id = Volunteer__r.Id as outlined above, however I continue to get the error.  

Any other thoughts?  I appreciate it.