To exclude NULL values from your Zendesk Explore report, you can use a custom metric or attribute that filters out these values. This ensures your report only includes relevant data.
For instance, you can create a custom metric that checks for non-NULL values and apply a metric filter to your query. This approach helps streamline your report and focus on meaningful data, improving the accuracy and relevance of your insights.
To find the agent who made the first public reply on a ticket, you can create a report using Zendesk Explore. You'll need to use the Updates history dataset to achieve this. Start by creating a new report in Explore and selecting the Support -…
To create a report in Zendesk Explore, you need to have either Editor or Admin permissions. These permissions allow you to access and manipulate the data necessary for generating reports. If you're unsure about your current permissions, you can…
If you encounter errors while creating a report in Zendesk Explore, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot. First, double-check your formulas and ensure all attributes and metrics are correctly referenced. If the issue persists,…
If your Zendesk Explore report includes the originating ticket comment, it might be due to the way the report is set up. The report should ideally focus on the first agent replies after the ticket is logged. To address this, ensure your report's…
Finding the first public reply agent for tickets from the messaging channel can be challenging, as messaging doesn't use public replies in the same way as other channels. In such cases, it's best to contact Zendesk Customer Support for guidance….