Adding panels adding-panels
Adding a blank panel adding-a-blank-panel
To start your report, you can add a set of panels to an out of the box or custom report. Each panel contains different data sets and is composed of freeform tables and visualizations.
This panel allows you to build your reports as needed. You can add as many panels as you want in your reports in order to filter your data with different time periods.
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Click the Panels icon. You can also add a panel by clicking the Insert tab and selecting New Blank Panel.
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Drag and drop the Blank Panel into your dashboard.
You can now add a freeform table to your panel to start targeting data.
Adding a freeform table adding-a-freeform-table
Freeform tables allow you to create a table to analyze your data using the different metrics and dimensions available in the Component table.
Each table and visualization is resizable and can be moved to better customize your report.
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Click the Panels icon.
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Drag and drop the Freeform item into your dashboard.
You can also add a table by clicking the Insert tab and selecting New Freeform or by clicking Add a freeform table in an empty panel.
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In the Drop a segment here field, add a Segment from the Components tab into the top bar.
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Drag and drop items from the Components tab into the columns and rows to build your table.
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Click the Settings icon to change how the data is displayed in your columns.
The Column settings is composed of:
- Number: lets you show or hide summary numbers in the column.
- Percent: lets you show or hide percent in the column.
- Interpret zero as no value: lets you show or hide when value equals zero.
- Background: lets you show or hide the horizontal progress bar in cells.
- Include retries: lets you include retries in the result. This is only available for Sent and Bounces + Errors.
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Select one or multiple rows and click the Visualize icon. A visualization is added to reflect the rows you have selected.
You can now add as many components as you need and also add visualizations to give graphical representations of your data.