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Rob Stack

Zendesk Documentation Team

已于 2025年4月14日 编辑


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Hi - I am trying to create an end user submitted tickets forecast but remove tickets from the results that contain specific tags.  When I try to do it by creating standard calculated metrics IF (NOT INCLUDES_ANY([Ticket tags], "tag1")) THEN [Ticket ID] ENDIF what I end up with is lots of different lines but what I am trying to achieve is one line indicating the values each year exluding the specific tags. Can anyone advise?  Many thanks, Jerina

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Hello,
 

I’m trying to create a custom attribute to capture tickets created in the week before the last (i.e., two weeks ago). Could someone please assist me with the formula for this?

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Hey,

 

I am building a report that tracks how many accounts we closed over a set period of time. I've filtered it by ‘Assignee name/role’ and ‘Ticket channel’.

 

However, I'm struggling with filtering out tickets that have only internal comments. I want the results to show only tickets with public or both public and internal comments.

Is there a way to build such formula?

Thanks!

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Hello Jed, 
 
I suggest creating a test report using "Sos Requester Region" as the only attribute so you could see the actual attribute values that would show up if it is really "NAR (US)" and "NAR (CA)". Once you confirm that it is really the case, try creating a simpler formula like this - 
 
IF ([Sos Requester Region] = "NAR (US)") THEN [Advertiser Name NAR] ENDIF
 
and see if it works properly. If not, feel free to send us a ticket so we can take a better look - Contacting Zendesk Customer Support

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I am trying to create a formula that will track anytime someone changes the form field to something specific: Here is my formula, but I believe the changes value requires API, anyway to do this in explore wihout it? 

IF ([Changes - Field name]] = "Ticket Form" AND [Changes - Previous value] != "Ticket Form 1" AND [Changes - New value] = "Ticket form 1") THEN [Update ticket ID]  ENDIF

 

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I don't have a lot of data for that specific use case. But I think, these attributes can help. However, with looking at the result with the limited data I have, it will be better if it will just be represented using tables.
 

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Hi Dane,

thank you for your support.

I would need to create a pie chart of all of the tickets created by specific users showing the allocation between all the available forms on the account.

Those users should be defined by the fact that they created at least one ticket by sending an email to a specific email address let's call it EMAIL1. Please note that the pie chart should show all of the tickets created by those users, not restricted to only the tickets created via that specific email address (sent via EMAIL2, forms, answer bot etc).

Thank you very much!

 

Aaron

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Hi Aaron,

I think you can use the attributes ticket form, ticket email address. However, I'm not aware on how you want it to be shown on your query. Hence I cannot provide a recommendation on how to write the formula. If you can give me an overview, I'll try to create one for you.

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Hi! How can you for example calculate the percentage of 1 particular topic compared to the total amount of tickets for example?

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Hi,

I'm trying to create a statistic regarding the behaviour of users in a specific workflow, but I can't seem to combine the logic correctly.

I need to filter the users that created tickets sending an email to a specific address, and to create a chart showing the allocation of ALL OF THEIR OTHER TICKETS between all the forms when they were submitting tickets (ie: understand which form is generating more complaint emails).

 

Thanks!

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