Creating a report for tickets that exceed the average first reply time involves using a calculated metric in Explore.
First, use the average first reply time from your previous report. In Explore, click 'New report' and select the 'Support - Tickets' dataset. Use the 'Standard calculated metric' option to create a formula:IF (VALUE(First reply time (min))>26) THEN [Ticket ID] ENDIF
, replacing '26' with your average time. Name and save this metric. Add it to your report to see tickets with higher than average reply times. Include attributes like 'Ticket ID', 'Ticket subject', and 'Assignee name' for more insights.
For more information, visit theZendesk help article.
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