Selected breakdown has too many unique values
If you’re attempting to generate a report and see the following error:
“Unable to create this chart because the selected break down has more than 10,000 unique values. Please select a different break down or choose a shorter date range.”
This means you’re attempting to group the results in the chart by more than 10,000 unique values, and should choose a different attribute under “View by”.
Reports changing over time
When filtering a report based on ‘Team replied to’ this is based on the current teams that your teammates are members of. This means the results shown in a report can change if the members of your teams are updated.
Reports not matching current user data
When you filter or group a report with user data, this is based on a ‘snapshot’ of the user at the time when the conversation started, so it does not change over time as the user is updated.
This means conversations that would no longer match the filters for a report, will still be included if they did match the filters at the time when the conversation was created.
Chart shows different data when editing
When viewing a report, all charts are affected by filters applied at the report level:
However, when editing an individual chart, only those filters applied to it specifically will take effect. As you can see in this example, there’s a report level filter for “channel is chat” but when editing the chart, all channels are shown with no filtering:
Can’t see any conversations in a report
The conversations you can see in a report are limited based on your conversation access permissions. Read more about limiting conversation access in this article.
Conversations counted more than once
Some data attributes can have multiple values per conversation, like:
Conversation tags
User tags
Topic
Teammate participated
SLA misses
If you group conversations by one of these attributes, the same conversation may be represented in more than one group, leading to a higher number of conversations in total.
For example if you break down a chart by ‘Conversation tag’, a single conversation with two unique tags will appear in 2 columns:
Conversation rating/Customer satisfaction data incorrect
Customer satisfaction is the overall percentage of your conversations rated with 😁 or 🤩. For example, If 90 out of 100 conversations received a positive rating, customer satisfaction is 90%.
If you apply a filter based on ‘Conversation rating’ you may end up with an incorrect value for Customer satisfaction:
Example:
If you filter out conversations with a positive (😁 or 🤩) rating, then there will be no data shown.
If you filter out conversations with a negative or neutral rating, then customer satisfaction will be 100%.
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