Yes, you can use extended IF statements for formatting in Zendesk Explore.
The IF block supports multiple conditions on both metrics and attributes. It's recommended to test each condition individually before combining them using AND/OR operators. This flexibility allows you to create complex conditional formatting rules tailored to your specific reporting needs.
To change the color of % One-touch tickets in Zendesk Explore, you need to create a report and apply conditional formatting. Start by opening Explore and creating a new report using the Support - Tickets dataset. Add the % One-touch tickets metric…
Changing the color of % One-touch tickets in Zendesk Explore requires an average skill level. The process involves creating a report and applying conditional formatting using code. It takes about 15 minutes to complete, and you need Zendesk Explore…
Yes, you can customize the color thresholds for % One-touch tickets in Zendesk Explore. The provided code allows you to set a reference value, such as 0.80, and change the colors that appear when the value is above or below this threshold. You can…
To change the color of % One-touch tickets in Zendesk Explore, you need Editor or Admin permissions. These permissions allow you to create and modify reports within Zendesk Explore. If you don't have these permissions, you may need to request…
Changing the color of % One-touch tickets in Zendesk Explore takes approximately 15 minutes. This time estimate includes creating a new report, adding the necessary metrics and attributes, and applying the conditional formatting code. The process…
Color formatting may not work with KPI visualization in Zendesk Explore because it's only supported in Table format. If you're experiencing issues, try switching to a Table visualization. This format supports conditional color formatting, allowing…