If a case value doesn't exist in the SWITCH function and no default value is provided, the function will return 'NULL'. This ensures that your formula doesn't break and provides a clear indication that the tested case value wasn't found. It's a good practice to always include a default value to handle unexpected cases and maintain the integrity of your data analysis.
The SWITCH function in Zendesk Explore allows you to create multiple conditional expressions in your formulas. Instead of using nested IF THEN ELSE functions, SWITCH provides a more streamlined approach. It tests if specific case values exist…
To use the SWITCH function for inserting numbers into your data, start by opening a new report using the Support: Tickets dataset. In the calculations menu, click on Standard calculated metric and name your metric. Add the SWITCH function and…
The SWITCH function in Zendesk Explore does not support wildcards directly. If you need to group various organizations with similar prefixes, consider using a nested IF/THEN statement combined with the STARTSWITH text function. This approach allows…
Writing a case for 'null' or '0' in the SWITCH function can be tricky. While the documentation doesn't provide explicit instructions for these cases, you can handle them by ensuring your tested element and case values are correctly defined. If you…