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- lukBoss
The short answer would be Admin > Metrics, basically put your community URL in front of this:
t5/bizapps/page/tab/community:admin:analytics-main:advanced-metrics?board_selection=<board.id>&date_range=3-7-2023%2C3-14-2023&granularity=Weekly&metrics=avg_thread_response_time&metrics_scope=board&user_selection=Empty
add a board ID (you can also choose categories) and that should give you the data you want for a single board or category.There's of course a custom/long answer to this which involves coding your own solution, but maybe the above is all you need?
The "automatic"/easy way is basically the metric "avg_thread_response_time", but technically we can also calculate that by ourselves, it's just much more, let's say, "involved" 😉- keithkellyLeader
When you run that report, does it email you a CSV chunk dumped in the body of an email? (that's what it sends me)
I wonder if there's a way to get it to email the CSV itself, or heck, display the report on the UI.
You aren’t using the bulk data API? Our data ninja has this all setup for us so I could ping him, but guessing you are trying to this in Community?
- keithkellyLeader
Good Q - I don't care where I do it from, but upon first look at the Bulk Data API I thought it was more Care-related and not so much about Community. Perhaps I dismissed it without fallacious or blatantly errant reasoning.
I do have bulk data API access turned on and quite enjoy getting my hands dirty in dev/api stuff.
Oh yeah, if you have somewhere to play with the data, Bulk Data is the way to go. The downside being you can only grab data from 30 or 90 days back initially, and then have to keep grabbing it daily to maintain it.
While not everything, it’s near enough to say it’s everything you could ever want and more… to calculate anything you could ever want and more. It’s been so refreshing to ask our reporting analyst for anything, and he makes it all appear soon after.
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