Sort scenarios by operation count/usage (in any given time period)
Business Integrations, LLC
I'm having an issue where one (or several) scenarios are crushing my operations and I don't know which one(s) they are.
I've had to add $40 extra TODAY to keep my scenarios live.
This seems like a system flaw...If you're able to track my total operation count, I should be able to see what scenarios are creating those operations by date filter.
If this sort of filter existed, I'd be able to click on my daily operation number (in the graph) and then be brought to a page where the individual scenarios that made up those total operations (for the date I clicked on) are displayed (sorting by the most used at the top).
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Brad and Veronica Hanson
I'm having a difficult time understanding how this is still not a feature available. Why can Make easily show us which scenarios are using the most credits? I can't understand why that wasn't part of the initial credit history feature. How many people actually care about how many credits a scenario used on one run last Tuesday vs how many credits a scenario used in a week, month, or year? It seems obvious to me, but I could be missing something.
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Pls provide a report of uses of scenario wise operations with date range so that we can track.
Rajesh
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I find it very hard to figure out where my operations are going
James Grant
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Execution amount per scenario in specific time range
Aleksandar Vukojevic
this would be very useful.
Pierre Becher
Any updates on this?
Rob Tucker
How is this still not a thing?!?! We have to scroll through every single scenario to monitor the operation usage...
Ian Ayers
Still can't believe this doesn't exist. Shame on you make.com. You are making it harder to see which operations are running away or eating up $$. Not cool.
Zbulo! Discover Albania
Being able sort scenarios in the all scenarios view https://XX.make.com/XXXXX/scenarios by operations/data used, last run/edit, status, alphabetical order would be handy.