
Hillary Latham
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Agreed that this would be a helpful feature. We often have agents type up summaries in tickets and root causes - these posts are long and often needed in long tickets (with 20+, 50+ posts) so it w...
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My agents also find this slowing them down and we use the play button often.
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Hi Owen, after I wrote this original post, I did think of something. Could you have two metrics, and have one display as %age: chart configuration > display format > %. Then do a running sum on t...
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So what you are plotting is the number of tickets solved on the date the ticket was created. So you are only seeing tickets solved on the same date they were created. Your graph won't show tickets...
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Nothing too fancy yet - just Excel. Now that Explore outputs data as built to Excel, it's easy to just cut and paste my new results into my Excel models (staffing models is mostly what I have toda...
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Hey Oscar - I have two thoughts. (1) If you have Explore, you could write a query using the Ticket Updates dataset. Use the "changes" attributes to select the status and assignee fields and new va...
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I would LOVE to be able to do this type of thing in Explore! We have several ways tickets are escalated to various teams and have back and forth with those teams and customer facing teams. It wou...
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Hey Melony - you don't have to enter it on each tab. If you share the filters across tabs, then what you enter as a date on one will be the filter on the other tabs. You do have to include the fi...
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Hey Graham, if you want to create a custom metric in Explore, go to the calculations menu in a query (the calculator on the right) and choose standard calculated metric. From there you can create ...
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Hey Owen, you can only show 1 result path calculation per metric. If you want to show two on the same metric, you will have to first create a duplicate copy of the metric, then add that duplicate ...