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01-10-2025 11:34 AM
I am trying to create a report to show incidents created during different hours of the day. I was originally looking at buckets from PA, but we do not have access to that in our instance. The groupings should be:
0-7 = Before Business Hours
7-9 = Before Core Hours
9-17 = During Core Hours
17-19 = After Core Hours
19-24 = After Business Hours
Or like the graph below.
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01-10-2025 01:39 PM
You could create a field that stores the time of day on the incident/task table, but that would take some dev work. It would make the reporting easier, but probably not worth it.
You can also create a report like this by using multiple datasets (one for each time range), and use the Trend function in the conditions.
For example you could have a condition like this in one of the datasets:
Then you can end up with a report looking like this:
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01-10-2025 11:57 AM
I have attempted to create custom report ranges and though it is giving me the values on a the report, it is not adhering to the parameters I set for the ranges
This is the drilldown for "before business hours" Notice the time range is nowhere near 6:59:59
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01-10-2025 01:39 PM
You could create a field that stores the time of day on the incident/task table, but that would take some dev work. It would make the reporting easier, but probably not worth it.
You can also create a report like this by using multiple datasets (one for each time range), and use the Trend function in the conditions.
For example you could have a condition like this in one of the datasets:
Then you can end up with a report looking like this:
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04-03-2025 02:10 PM
Hello Josh,
I was attempting to create something similar to what you are showing on your graph, but I am not sure how you were able to separate the hours into three different bar graphs. Are you able to explain or assist on the configuration you used?
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04-04-2025 06:35 AM
Hi Will, I used the multiple dataset feature explained here: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/yokohama-now-intelligence/page/use/reporting/concept/c_Multip...
It's a little unusual because each bar is really a separate dataset, but it works for this scenario.