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Ok, well I've added it to my list, I'll take a look and see what I can do in the next version.

Hmm, I really don't know what to suggest, I can't see any reason why it wouldn't display this information. Which report layout are you using? For larger reports the browser often can't handle it all in one page, so it's best to split it up into separate pages.

For "Just Lit Albums", you could set the mask to be something like...
...and then rename the file to .csv, then open it in Excel as a comma separated file. The rating is formatted on lines 78 and 222...
...simply change the number to specify the number of decimal places that you want.

I don't know why Advanced Report won't display either, it won't even display when there are only 13 albums. It seems to leave a space for the tracks but they don't show. That's ok for now and as I said, I wouldn't waste time on it as I seem to be the only one who cares. But thank you.

Your other suggestions and help with JustListAlbums is perfect; the report exported to Excel is just what I wanted. I could not be happier with the result. Thank you so much.

Great, I'm glad you got the result you were after.

rrfpacker wrote:I don't know why Advanced Report won't display either, it won't even display when there are only 13 albums. It seems to leave a space for the tracks but they don't show. That's ok for now and as I said, I wouldn't waste time on it as I seem to be the only one who cares. But thank you.

Weird. I haven't looked at my Advanced Report Library in a while, and today when I opened it up, all of my tracks are missing. It is just like you describe. And I am absolutely certain that I have not changed any of my settings.

Now I am trying to remember if I have looked at my library report since the latest update to version 6.1, and I honestly can't remember. Any chance the latest update did this?

Solution to show the tracknames in MM4

* Install Advanced Report 6.0 (NOT 6.1 !!!)

* Go to: "C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Roaming\MediaMonkey\Scripts"

* open the script and fill in :
[AdvancedReport]
Filename=AdvancedReport.vbs
Procname=AdvancedReport
Order=22
DisplayName=Advanced Report
Description=Create an advanced html report
Language=VBScript
ScriptType=0

* for example write <Track#> - <Title> in the Track mask

I've double checked the changes that I made, all I did was modify the SQL that handles the retrieval to decide which artists to include, so that artists who are album artists but not track artists are also included, and added additional fields to the masks. I will however attempt to replicate the problem, and let you know what I come up with.

As always, thanks for your work.

I feel so dumb. I can't figure out how to use this script. It installed OK, but where is the UI?

If it isn't found under File>Create Reports, go to top of page 43 and follow directions for making an entry to the .ini.

FWIW I just installed this script and had the same problem: the track header would display but no tracks. So I replaced the script with the 6.0 version as suggested and that solved my problem. Seemed to run faster than 6.1 as well. (MM4.06 portable mode on Win7 x64)

scott s.
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I've compared the code between versions 6.0 and 6.1 and I certainly haven't made any changes that would explain the track list disappearing, all I did was add some extra fields to the available mask fields.

I can explain why it takes a bit longer though, and that's because it includes some extra artists that were previously missed out, and the extra fields need to be processed.

New version (6.2) is now available to download from my website. There was a typo that was stopping the track list from appearing, this has now been fixed.

Awesome! Thank you for catching that.

EDIT: I can confirm that it is working again. Tracks now show up.

Great, I'm glad it's working now.

Another confirmation it's working. It's my first look at this script and I'm very impressed. Looking forward to using it. Thank you.