Common syntax errors in Zendesk Explore formulas often involve incorrect use of brackets, quotation marks, or missing parts of statements. For example, you might open but not close a bracket or parenthesis, or forget to wrap an attribute in brackets.
To resolve these errors, ensure that all brackets and quotation marks are correctly paired and that attributes are properly wrapped. Additionally, make sure that all parts of statements, like IF and ENDIF, are included. For more examples and solutions, refer to theoriginal link.
To identify and fix misconfigured formulas in Zendesk Explore, you can check several places for error messages. Reports using a misconfigured formula will appear in the 'Updates required' category in the Reports library, and affected dashboards…
Data type errors in Zendesk Explore formulas occur when you use mismatched data types in expressions. For instance, using a text attribute with a number without converting one to match the other can cause errors. To fix these errors, ensure that…
Metric aggregator errors in Zendesk Explore occur when using inappropriate aggregators in calculated attributes. For example, using SUM in a calculated attribute instead of VALUE can trigger an error. To resolve these errors, replace the incorrect…
If your formula references a non-existent attribute in Zendesk Explore, it might be due to a typo, using an attribute from another dataset, or incorrect language settings. To fix this, double-check the attribute or metric name for typos, ensure…
To republish affected dashboards in Zendesk Explore, first open the Dashboards library and click the 'Updates required' tab. Hover over the dashboard you need to update and click 'Edit'. In the dashboard, click the drop-down arrow next to 'Share'…