Hi @Simon L , For dashboards, you need to use a dashboard prompt Like so: Then add it to your dashboard, like so:

Hi @Shanti Kumar, You can use the below query to see when a password has been reset for a user. The ASE tables are the security tables for Fusion. select * from ase_audit_user_changes order by creation_date desc;

Have you put a start and end condition to each grouping? Without seeing the XML code, my only thought is that you may have missed an XML tag. Start of each group: <?for-each:current-group()?> End of each group: <?end for-each?>

I also am adding my vote as this would be a needed addition to Fusion.

It is really easy to make mistakes in the catalog so this would be a great enhancement! Added my vote!

Excellent idea!! Added my vote!

Voting on this idea because it would be very beneficial for companies that have many folders to maintain!

Also voting on this idea!! It would be a great enhancement.

I would also like this to be added! This would be an excellent enhancement!

Also looking for this update! Thanks!