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Explore recipe: Configuring clickable links to tickets and articles



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Erin O'Callaghan

Zendesk Documentation Team

Edited Mar 05, 2025


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Hi 6110941897754 ,

You can configure any ID attribute into clickable links as long as there is an ID attribute for the object.

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Can I configure clickable links to related Jira tickets?

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We've updated this article to note that clickable links are now available by default for many Zendesk attributes. As a result, we've also updated the example in this article to focus on Zendesk Guide article IDs, which aren't clickable by default but can be made clickable using this recipe.

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@Cheeny Aban - Thank you!

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Hi CaSonya,

As of the moment, this functionality is limited to what is included in this Article. We understand your need for this added functionality so I marking your comment as Product Feedback. We also suggest that you post on our Product Feedback Forum. Threads with a high level of engagement ultimately get flagged for product managers to review when they go through roadmap planning.

 

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Any update on the ETA for clickable links for ID attributes in drillthrough?

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Hi, I created a query for unsolved tickets by client.  Is there anyway to add the clickable link to the results?  I want to be able to click on the total of unsolved tickets and see the ticket#'s associated with a link to each ticket.

 

 

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Hey Bharathi Kakilate! You can use the following formula in a Standard Calculated Attribute in order to create Jira hyperlinks. You'll need to replace YOURJIRASUBDOMAIN with the name of your subdomain for your Jira instance. You'll also want to make sure that the field used in the formula corresponds to the ticket field that is storing your Jira Ticket ID, which in the example is [Jira::Key].

LINK("https://YOURJIRASUBDOMAIN.atlassian.net/browse/"+[Jira::Key],[Jira::Key])

Once you have this attribute added to your Rows panel, you'll want to double check that you've set the Text interpretation to HTML from the Chart configuration > Chart menu.

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I tried to use a similar concept of using attributes to add hyperlinks to our Jira issues and couldn't create attributes. Anyone else with this issue or found way to work with adding jira hyperlinks on explore dashboards?

(We are using Single line text to sync the Jira Ticket ID from Jira to Zendesk)

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Hi Bart,

If I understood correctly this tip earlier in the thread might do the trick:

Unrelated tip: You can easily also create user and organization links with the following calculated attributes:

LINK("https://YOURORGANIZATION.zendesk.com/agent/users/"+[Requester ID],[Requester name])

And

LINK("https://YOURORGANIZATION.zendesk.com/agent/organizations/"+[Requester Organization ID],[Requester organization Name])

OR

LINK("https://YOURORGANIZATION.zendesk.com/agent/users/"+[Ticket requester ID],[Ticket requester name])

And

LINK("https://YOURORGANIZATION.zendesk.com/agent/organizations/"+[Ticket organization ID],[Ticket organization name])

 

For your use case if I understood it correctly _ticket_ requester would be good but if you're using these for user/organization spesific queries then you could use also use Requester ID/Organization ID without _ticket_.

In the latter just keep in mind that if you've activated multiple organizations this will show you always Requesters/Users default organization while if you're doing ticket spesific queries Ticket Requester/Organization ID will always bring up the right organization based on the ticket.

Unfortunately none of these work with drillins etc for now so you probably need to do a Table query like in the example in this article

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