04-05-2017 11:01 PM - edited 04-05-2017 11:10 PM
How do you get the Top Posts in your network - the ones that have the most replies?
This was a recent solution for a customer wanting to find the top posts in their network.
These instructions require you to be a Yammer Admin for your Network.
Click Pivot Table on the Insert Ribbon. There's no real need to change the default settings, unless you want to.
And there you have it - a neat table showing the number of replies per thread!
To see the actual message, substitute the thread_id for XX in the following link:
https://www.yammer.com/#/Threads/show?threadId=XX
04-06-2017 12:35 AM
04-06-2017 12:49 AM
04-06-2017 12:55 PM
Or you can use tableau to build the dashboard ;)
04-06-2017 03:48 PM
Really sad to see the leaderboards go. It made this job a cinch! Thanks for the capturing the instructions, @Benjamin Elias!
I was hoping that the Adoption content pack was going to get me closer without the heavy lifting of being an admin but it will only show who is *most* active in various departments. That would give you a good place to start. Looks like you are limited to the last month on this specific report. And the content pack is due out at the end of the April 2017.
Other solutions have trending threads / conversations. Would love to see product bake this in for greater shared awareness and collective context. I also wonder how much the leaderboards were referenced back in the day for this very purpose or was it just community managers. Who knows.
04-08-2017 04:30 PM
The leaderboard was a great reference tool @Noah Sparks - I used it often and incoporated it into my old weekly #thingsyoumayhavemissed as an opportunity to recognise the most active people, groups, topics ect.
I'll find a way around my current challenges - as much as I'd love access to a third party analytics tool - there are many of us out in the word with no budgets for some delights!
Looking forward to seeing the PowerBI content pack.
04-11-2017 07:31 PM
04-13-2017 10:15 AM
Thanks @DeletedUser2246 and @Rhiannan Howell for the tyGraph shout-out. Much appreciated.
This is an important subject for community managers and business stakeholders alike. Nice work @Benjamin Elias.