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Is there a good way to 'group by' a date/time field in local time?
It seems that although you can handle dates as a time series, you cannot 'group by' year, month, day, hour, or minute.For example, it seems that it is not possible to create a graph that groups data by hour or a graph that displays totals by year.
Is there a good solution to resolve this in Platform Analytics? It seems that 'GlideFunction' is not useful because we need local time, not GMT.
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Monday
that's correct.
It's not possible as per my understanding.
If my response helped please mark it correct and close the thread so that it benefits future readers.
Ankur
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Thanks, @Ankur Bawiskar .
Dear all.
The option to use a 'Data Table' was considered, but we encountered a limitation where percentage values cannot be hidden. As noted in the community link below, this appears to be a design constraint in ServiceNow.
Data visualization seems to be ill-suited for BI use cases.
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Hi @MugTm09 ,
To group by year, month, day, hour etc. you should utilize the trend operator:
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Thursday
Dear all.
Thank you for your replies. Unfortunately, the current time series visualization feature you mentioned doesn't meet our users' needs.
ServiceNow is not a spreadsheet software, so visualization capabilities are limited.
Therefore, we're continuing to explore better ideas...
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Dear all.
The option to use a 'Data Table' was considered, but we encountered a limitation where percentage values cannot be hidden. As noted in the community link below, this appears to be a design constraint in ServiceNow.
Data visualization seems to be ill-suited for BI use cases.