Hi @mrajih_DTCC,
If I understand well, you want to build an instant report, share it with other users, and give them the possibility to change the list of objects which are populating the report (e.g. via the selection of a query). User interface is not straight forward when it comes to this type of scenario, but it is possible.
Let's for instance build a pie-chart starting from a given list of applications, grouped by obsolescence risk.
I then save this report and share it with "User 2".
User 2 can access the report properties and click on the "Connect" button to change the objects which are feeding the report (don't forget to remove the existing ones in the list, if you want to start from scratch).
From here, click on the button "Query".
Via this button the user can reuse existing queries to retrieve a list of objects, or create a query on the fly.
In the example below I'm using the query which retrieves all applications which are in production and I run it.
Select all the objects returned by the query and click on OK.
You can now refresh the report and it will be updated based on the new list of objects.
Alternatively, you can simply share with the end user a pre-defined set of queries. It will be up to the user to execute any of these queries (for ex. the query which retrieves all active Applications), retrieve the resulting list of objects, and then build instant reports, based on their needs.
Hope this helps.
Mike
