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09-30-2014 09:05 AM
Hi all,
Our service desk recently expanded its hours from standard business hours (9-5) to being a 24/7 operation. We're looking to report on any incidents created outside of M-F 9-5 business hours to show adoption/growth of the 24/7 service over the past few months. Any brilliant ideas for the easiest way to filter incidents this way? Otherwise I'll try exporting to Excel to see if I can do it that way, but I'd prefer to keep it within SN.
Thanks!
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09-30-2014 09:34 AM
Hi Molly,
I think you can get the desired result by using the "trend" operator filter function in your open incident list view.
I have added a screenshot as an example.
Would this answer your question?
kind regards
Ben
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09-30-2014 09:34 AM
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09-30-2014 09:51 AM
Perfect, thank you! Somehow I've worked with SN for a while and never used that "trend" operator... for shame!
I got it to work using this + a couple additional filters for Saturday and Sunday. Thanks again!
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10-01-2014 04:25 AM
Hi Molly,
glad to have been of any help. The trend operatos is not that often used so no need to be ashamed
And of course I understand your additional filters for the weekend. Must have thought of that myself as well.
Have fun with the new discovered knowledge and keep enjoying the wonderful world of ServiceNow !
Ben
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10-01-2020 10:03 AM
I'd like to know the applicable answer to this question on year 2020 (latest SNOW version).
Thanks!