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Creating a Report in Zendesk Explore: Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to start creating a report in Zendesk Explore by selecting datasets and adding metrics. Follow this step-by-step guide to get started.

How do I start creating a report in Zendesk Explore?

To start creating a report in Zendesk Explore, you need to select the appropriate dataset and metrics. First, click the Reports icon in Explore, then click the New report button. On the Select a dataset page, choose the Support - Tickets dataset and click Start report. This will open the report builder where you can add metrics and attributes to your report.

For example, to report on the median first reply time, you would add the First reply time (min) metric from the Duration between events - Calendar hours (min) category. To include the ticket channel, add the Ticket channel attribute in the Rows panel. This setup will help you visualize the data you need for your analysis. For more details, check the originalZendesk help article.


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A standard calculated attribute in Zendesk Explore is a custom attribute you create to categorize data based on specific conditions. For instance, you might want to classify tickets by their first reply time into 'Fast response' or 'Slow response'….

How can I edit a standard calculated attribute's formula in Zendesk Explore?

Editing a standard calculated attribute's formula in Zendesk Explore allows you to refine your data categorization. To do this, locate the attribute in the Rows panel and click the pencil icon to open the Standard calculated attribute panel. You…

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