You can use color gradients and different display sizes to measure a metric's results in Zendesk reports.
To add a color or size-encoded metric, click the Color-encoding or Size-encoding icon in the Metrics panel and select your desired metric. You can also change the color style by clicking the chart configuration icon and selecting a new color style from the Color encoding drop-down list.
Metrics are quantifiable values like the number of tickets or wait times, while attributes are non-quantifiable values such as ticket IDs or assignee names. When creating a report in Zendesk, you must include at least one metric, and you can…
Adding a metric as a secondary axis helps compare metrics with different scales in Zendesk reports. To add a dual axis metric, click the dual axis icon in the Metrics panel and select the metric you want to use. You can edit the dual axis in the…
You can display a metric's result as a trend line to separate results in Zendesk reports. To add a metric as a trend line, click the trend line icon in the Metrics panel and select your desired metric. You can further edit trend line options, such…
Restricting metric results to datatips allows users to see data without displaying it on the report. To add a metric as a datatip, click the datatips icon in the Metrics panel and select the metric you want to display. This feature is useful for…
Comparison lines can highlight multiple metric results for one value in Zendesk reports. To add comparison lines, go to the chart configuration menu, select Datatips, and choose Comparison line from the Mode drop-down list. This feature is…
Adding attributes to columns slices your results by the attribute's values in one chart. To add an attribute to the Columns panel, click Add and select an attribute. You can also switch attributes in the Columns and Rows panels using the pivot…
Adding attributes to rows allows you to see individual charts for each attribute's values. To add an attribute to the Rows panel, simply select the attribute. You can view a value using the Row Selector to the left of your chart, which helps in…
Adding attributes to explosions breaks your report into individual charts based on the attribute's values. Unlike rows, explosions show all charts side-by-side, providing a simple way to compare results. However, if your attribute has several…
Attributes added as filters enable you to select or exclude values to include in the report results. To use attributes as filters, add them to the Filters panel. The results are filtered to the values you select, but the attribute names do not…