Managing blank attributes in Zendesk reports involves hiding rows and columns that contain these blanks. When articles are deleted, archived, or unpublished, their titles and other metadata disappear from reports, leaving blank spaces.
To clean up your reports, you can hide these rows and columns, focusing only on the data that is still relevant. This process helps maintain clarity and accuracy in your reporting. For more detailed instructions, refer to the article on hiding rows and columns.
Blank spaces in your Zendesk article reports occur when an article has been deleted, archived, or unpublished. While Explore continues to report on the number of views or ratings these articles received, the title and other article information will…
Unfortunately, you cannot see the title of unpublished articles in Zendesk Explore. This is because once an article is unpublished, its metadata, including the title, is no longer visible in reports. However, Explore still tracks the number of…
Zendesk Explore continues to report views for deleted articles to provide historical data on their performance. Even though the article's title and other metadata are no longer visible, the number of views or ratings it received remains part of…
Currently, there is no way to update article names in Zendesk Explore once they are unpublished or deleted. The system's native behavior is to hide the metadata of such articles, including their titles. If this limitation affects your workflow,…