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3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
Hi Team ,
I like to show a daily count of CAB reviewed changes that were implemented (where filter can be adjusted to this week or this/last month) but gives also a total by month (closed) for past 12months
This chart compared and graphed with the total number of changes implemented (regardless of CR, CAB reviewed (approved/rejected/or not)
I created the following but I must have grabbed wrong table or something because nothing displays.
The table i have used change _request
Can you please help me to fix this .
Thanks in advance !
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3 weeks ago
Hi @pramn ,
You’re very close; the issue is most likely the table selection and/or aggregation type, not the filter itself.
1. Use the correct table
For CAB-reviewed implemented changes, the safest source is the Change Request table:
Table: Change Request [change_request]
Filter (base idea, adjust field names as in your instance):
Active is false
State is Closed (or your “Implemented/Closed” state)
Implementation state is Implemented (if you track implementation separately)
CAB required is true
Closed is between [date range] (e.g., last 12 months)
If you accidentally used a task SLA, audit, or change_task table, you will often see a blank chart because the filter doesn’t match any rows.
2. Daily count and 12‑month totals
Create one time series report and let it show daily counts plus monthly totals over the last 12 months:
Type: Time Series (Area, Column, or Line)
Group by: Closed (or Actual end), with Time series > Day and Stacking: Off
Aggregation: Count on Number (or sys_id)
Time series duration:
Show: Last 12 months
Allow user to change: Yes (so they can switch to This week / This month / Last month in the filter)
This will:
Plot daily counts of CAB‑required implemented changes.
When changing the time series granularity to Month, show a monthly total over the last 12 months from the same report.
3. Add comparison: all implemented changes
To compare CAB‑reviewed implemented vs all implemented:
Option A – Multiple‑series time series (preferred):
Use table change_request.
Add two conditions in the “Series” section or use a Breakdown / Split by:
Series 1: CAB required = true (CAB‑reviewed implemented).
Series 2: CAB required = false OR simply no CAB filter (all implemented).
Same time field: Closed.
Aggregation: Count.
This gives lines/bars:
Line/Bar 1: CAB reviewed implemented.
Line/Bar 2: All implemented changes for the same dates.
Option B – Two separate reports on the same dashboard:
Report 1: CAB required = true (as above).
Report 2: No CAB filter (all implemented).
Then place them side by side on a dashboard.
4. Why “nothing displays” now
Common reasons a ServiceNow report shows nothing even though the filter looks fine:
Wrong table (e.g., using “Change tasks” or “Change request – CAB delegate” instead of change_request).
Filter field names don’t exist on that table (Closed/State/CAB required might be from change_request only).
Time filter excluding all data (e.g., Closed between 11‑24 and 12‑07 but your closed dates are outside this range).
Chart type set to something incompatible with your grouping (e.g., time series without a date field in “Group by”).
As a quick test, run the same filter in the Change Request list (change_request_list.do), confirm you see records, and then build the report from that list using “Create report” so the correct table and conditions are guaranteed
Please refer to the below link:-
- https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/zurich-now-intelligence/page/use/reporting/concept/c_Adminste...
- https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/zurich-now-intelligence/page/use/reporting/reference/report-p...
If it is helpful, please hit the thumbs button and accept the correct solution by referring to this solution in the future it will be helpful to them.
Thanks & Regards,
Mohammed Mustaq Shaik
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3 weeks ago
Hi @pramn ,
You’re very close; the issue is most likely the table selection and/or aggregation type, not the filter itself.
1. Use the correct table
For CAB-reviewed implemented changes, the safest source is the Change Request table:
Table: Change Request [change_request]
Filter (base idea, adjust field names as in your instance):
Active is false
State is Closed (or your “Implemented/Closed” state)
Implementation state is Implemented (if you track implementation separately)
CAB required is true
Closed is between [date range] (e.g., last 12 months)
If you accidentally used a task SLA, audit, or change_task table, you will often see a blank chart because the filter doesn’t match any rows.
2. Daily count and 12‑month totals
Create one time series report and let it show daily counts plus monthly totals over the last 12 months:
Type: Time Series (Area, Column, or Line)
Group by: Closed (or Actual end), with Time series > Day and Stacking: Off
Aggregation: Count on Number (or sys_id)
Time series duration:
Show: Last 12 months
Allow user to change: Yes (so they can switch to This week / This month / Last month in the filter)
This will:
Plot daily counts of CAB‑required implemented changes.
When changing the time series granularity to Month, show a monthly total over the last 12 months from the same report.
3. Add comparison: all implemented changes
To compare CAB‑reviewed implemented vs all implemented:
Option A – Multiple‑series time series (preferred):
Use table change_request.
Add two conditions in the “Series” section or use a Breakdown / Split by:
Series 1: CAB required = true (CAB‑reviewed implemented).
Series 2: CAB required = false OR simply no CAB filter (all implemented).
Same time field: Closed.
Aggregation: Count.
This gives lines/bars:
Line/Bar 1: CAB reviewed implemented.
Line/Bar 2: All implemented changes for the same dates.
Option B – Two separate reports on the same dashboard:
Report 1: CAB required = true (as above).
Report 2: No CAB filter (all implemented).
Then place them side by side on a dashboard.
4. Why “nothing displays” now
Common reasons a ServiceNow report shows nothing even though the filter looks fine:
Wrong table (e.g., using “Change tasks” or “Change request – CAB delegate” instead of change_request).
Filter field names don’t exist on that table (Closed/State/CAB required might be from change_request only).
Time filter excluding all data (e.g., Closed between 11‑24 and 12‑07 but your closed dates are outside this range).
Chart type set to something incompatible with your grouping (e.g., time series without a date field in “Group by”).
As a quick test, run the same filter in the Change Request list (change_request_list.do), confirm you see records, and then build the report from that list using “Create report” so the correct table and conditions are guaranteed
Please refer to the below link:-
- https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/zurich-now-intelligence/page/use/reporting/concept/c_Adminste...
- https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/zurich-now-intelligence/page/use/reporting/reference/report-p...
If it is helpful, please hit the thumbs button and accept the correct solution by referring to this solution in the future it will be helpful to them.
Thanks & Regards,
Mohammed Mustaq Shaik