1. Go to Administration> Users

     2. Click on the user you need to limit the access to show only her/his calls, and you will see the user settings, scroll down the page and you will see the measurement objects, and select the intended user id Eg. Nael as below:

     3. Scroll back to up and click on Update

     4. And now the user can only see Nael calls, as an admin you can test the result by click on additional >Log in as selected user

     5. Create a report to test the settings and check the results

Inside the web interface

Every report in Meridix is represented by a number of different interval views, as example: per time, per month, or per period (total for the whole measurement period). In the web interface all the graphs are bound to the grouping best suited for the specific graph, and the graphs that's created is also depended on which report grouping that is chosen for the report. (Total, per measurementobject, per group and so on.) Following below will be a short description on how the system handles graphs for different report groupings. 

Report grouping: Total

Reports with report grouping set to total will always include one line per period e.g with time grouping there's one line for 07.00 a.m and one for 07.30 am etc. In this kind of grouping the graphs (Pie-graphs and circle diagrams not included) will show one stack/point for each period.(See the following picture).
If you in this mode changes to show the report per weekday the graph will show one stack per weekday, and if you select per month the report will show one stack per month (as many months you've selected to view). In this mode the grouping will always show one stack that shows the whole period.

But since a report set to per date can show a large amount of lines e.g a report for two years grouped per date shows 731 (365*2 + 1 total line) the graph will not be rendered since the amount of lines in the table exceeds a predefined limit. This limit will differ for each graph in each report to always be able to show the most optimal information possible. If you can't see a graph, try creating a report for the desired interval grouping that results in lesser amount of lines.

Report grouping : Measurement objects, groups, and collection points

Reports with report grouping set to measurement objects, groups, or collection points will include one line per period and measurement object/group/collection point. Which means that the report will include one line for nr 123 at 07.00 a.m and one line for nr 456 at 07.00 a.m.
This results in a bigger amount of lines in the result, especially if the interval result includes a large amount of lines e.g per time where the amount of lines is the result of all interval lines multiplied by the amount of measurement objects/groups/collection points. In this mode the report will most often than not show graphs that only base their information on period grouping where each measurement object/group/collection point only has one line of data each(That includes the whole period).
(See example below)

Comparative graph

In this mode there's an upper limit of how many stacks the graph supports, which means that if the amount of measurement objects/group/collection points exceeds this limit the graph will not be visible.

Pie-graphs/Circle diagrams

Unlike the comparative graph, the pie-graphs and circle diagrams will always show regardless on how much information the report holds. If the report holds too much information the comparative graphs will include to many stacks and therefore the system is not able to show the graph.

Exporting reports to Excel.

When exporting reports to Excel different rules apply since the graphs in Excel are bound to the table below and are using Excels own graph motor. For report groping total  the same rules are applied as inside the web interface sine the graph is created based on the table below.
(See picture below)

Practical example below

The first picture shows a report for a month grouped per month where every group only have one line of data. (The pie-graphs is included in this report even if the picture is not showing them)

The next picture shows the same report but the grouping is based on weekdays where every group has lines of each respective weekday (See yellow highlighting). In this mode the comparative graph is not showing because there would be too many stacks. 

As in the web interface the pie graphs and circle diagrams will also always be shown in Excel since they are based on the total lines in the table.