Refining product code results when converting metrics to attributes involves adjusting the calculated attribute formula.
After creating a standard calculated attribute using the 'Product code' metric, you can modify the formula to categorize product codes into specific ranges. For example, use the formula:IF VALUE([Product code])>500 THEN ">500" ELIF VALUE([Product code])<=500 AND VALUE([Product code])>300 THEN "300-500" ELSE "0-300" ENDIF
. This categorizes product codes into '>500', '300-500', or '0-300', allowing for more detailed analysis in your reports.
To convert a numeric field metric into an attribute in Zendesk Explore, you need to create a calculated attribute. Start by setting up a custom numeric ticket field in Support, such as a 'Product code'. This field is stored as a metric. To convert…
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Before converting metrics and attributes in Zendesk Explore, ensure you meet certain prerequisites. You need to have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, along with Editor or Admin permissions. Additionally, you should have ticket data in…
If you encounter errors when converting metrics and attributes in Zendesk Explore, there are a few steps you can take. First, ensure that your formulas are correctly entered and that you're using the right syntax for your language. If issues…