Hi @admin ,There’s no option in Reporting module to fetch Markbook into reporting.
Can you tell where is the option.
Regards,
Hi ghulamabbas92,
I saw in other posts that you have been working on report cards also, would you kindly share with me if you had any improvement on how to have Markbook grades, including Cummulative Grade into Reports?
KMS, were you able to contact @andystat? He should be able to add this feature for you. 
Thanks for the suggestion meierrom!
I am looking for it long time ago and I know there is no feature for this in this v 20. That’s why I am asking for any individual development from the community.
Has this feature been added to the recent version?
I remember looking for other options last year, after working on some time on Gibbon.
Apparently, except the US-based SIS services, I can’t really find ready-made ones, especially for university level transcript.
Pulling up this issue again, in case I just missed the Gibbon’s ready-made function. Anyone has any idea?
Looks like the same issue has been raised since 2016.
It’s like, for a 4-year college program, the transcript is not something like an annual grade book. Besides, sometimes students take a year or two off and come back later.
There can be various possibilities, but so far, I have only been able to find the matching solution from the US-based services for ‘enterprise’ level clients.
If you have a few templates + customizable options, I think this will be a major draw for many micro universities around the world.
Hi @KeithLee
Using the Gibbon Markbook and Reports modules, we’ve been able to produce transcripts for a number of schools and universities. Since transcripts vary widely from school to school, they almost always require some degree of custom coding.
In general, we store the transcript data in the Markbook, then use a combination of PHP, SQL, and Twig to pull it into a report. I’ve attached an example transcript created for a fictitious Theological Seminary. We’ve also applied the same approach for Grade Reports (End of Term and End of Year).
Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to see additional examples.
Best regards,
Tieku
