# Using the Reports

Dynamic Reports in the DT Console provide a structured approach to data exploration and support decision-making through organized, customizable outputs. With Dynamic Reports, you can:

* Create custom reports with levels of detail using selected dimensions and metrics.
* Apply filters and splits to organize datasets into concise formats.
* Save reports for future access, share them with others, and download them.

To view reports on the DT Console:

1. Log in to the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/sign-up).
2. From the left navigation bar, click **Dynamic Reports**.
3. Select the report you wish to view.\
   The selected report appears.

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To view the report in [different formats](#customizing-data-views), do one or both of the following:

* Select a **Dimension**, as described in [Dimensions](#dimensions).
* Select a **Metric**, as described in [Metrics](#metrics).

### Key Concepts <a href="#h_01jc2r332zb5qd4b730bvcjhe1" id="h_01jc2r332zb5qd4b730bvcjhe1"></a>

DT Dynamic Reports use the following main concepts.

<table><thead><tr><th width="110.1328125">Concept</th><th>DESCRIPTION</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Dimension</strong></td><td><strong>Dimensions</strong> are descriptive attributes that add context to data. You can filter by a dimension to categorize information, such as Country, Device OS, or Publisher Name. For example, dimensions allow you to compare a device type and location to determine that interstitial ads perform better on Android in the United Kingdom.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Metric</strong></td><td><strong>Metrics</strong> are numeric values that measure performance across <strong>Dimensions</strong>. Metrics provide measurable values for analysis, such as Revenue, Impressions, and Clicks. For example, metrics allow you to calculate the number of Clicks across different device types to identify which devices drive the most engagement.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Filter</strong></td><td><strong>Filters</strong> allow you to present only the data that matches specific conditions while removing unwanted information. For example, if a report includes the Country and Device OS dimensions, you can filter Country to show data only for the United Kingdom, which removes results from other countries. You can also filter Device OS to present only iOS users within the United Kingdom and exclude data from other operating systems.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Split</strong></td><td>A <strong>Split</strong> groups a <strong>Dimension</strong> by a <strong>Metric</strong> and applies a maximum limit to create a structured data breakdown. For example, a report that splits a Country by Gross Revenue ranks the countries by total revenue. A second split by Device OS divides each country into iOS and Android and presents the revenue for each device separately. A report with a limit of 100 presents only 100 device combinations.</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Configuring the Reports

Configure the reports by selecting appropriate dimensions and metrics to analyze data based on specific criteria:

* [Dimensions](#dimensions)
* [Metrics](#metrics)

### Dimensions

**Dimensions** group and segment data using attributes, such as Country or App Name. Some dimensions may be mandatory depending on the report type, as specified in the instructions on the DT Console. The following procedures describe how to use the **Dimensions** feature:

* [Selecting a Date Range](#selecting-a-date-range)
* [Comparing Dates](#comparing-data-over-date-periods)
* [Selecting Dimensions](#selecting-dimensions)
* [Filtering by Dimensions](#filtering-by-dimensions)
* [Splitting by Dimensions](#splitting-by-dimensions)
* [Using the Pinboard](#using-the-pinboard)

#### Selecting a Date Range

The **Date** filter appears by default and is automatically set to today's date. A date range allows you to filter and analyze data within a specific time. To select a specific date range:

1. In the **Filter** section, click the **Date** filter.

The calendar appears. 2. Do one of the following:

* Select an option from the **Date Preset** list.
* Manually select the required dates on the **Date Selector**.

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3. Click **Ok**.\
   The report updates with the selected date range.

#### Comparing Data over Date Periods

Comparing data over different periods allows you to identify changes and patterns. For example, analyze App ID performance across devices and locations over time. To compare data within a period:

1. In the **Filter** section, click the **Date** filter.\
   The calendar appears.
2. Select the **Compare to** checkbox.

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3. Do one of the following:

* Manually select the required dates on the **Date Selector**.
* Select an option from the **Date Preset** list and click **Previous Period** or **Custom**.

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{% hint style="info" %}
The **Previous Period** option selects the same date range immediately preceding the current selection. For example, if you choose **Quarter to Date**, the **Previous Period** is the corresponding date range from the previous quarter.
{% endhint %}

3. Click **Ok**.\
   The report updates and shows a data comparison.

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#### Selecting Dimensions

To select a dimension, use one of the following methods:

* Using the Search Feature
* Selecting Dimensions from Groups
* Selecting a Dimension from the Dimensions List

{% hint style="info" %}
Include a **Dimension** in the **Filter** or **Split** fields to generate a detailed report.
{% endhint %}

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**Using the Search Feature**

The search feature allows you to locate specific dimensions within the **Dimensions** pane. To search for a dimension:

1. In the **Dimensions** pane, click on the magnifying glass icon.
2. Begin typing the name of the dimension you require. A filtered list of matching dimensions appears.
3. To select the required dimension, do one of the following:

* Drag and drop the dimension into your report's **Filter** or **Split** section.
* Click on the dimension to view the available functions and select **Filter** or **Split**.

  The report updates reflect the selected dimension.

{% hint style="info" %}
There are two Split options:

* To replace the current split, click the **Split** button with a frame (<img src="https://content.gitbook.com/content/LbREhkP3WlLtP6TNVZ2Q/blobs/2M2s5t3PGpLKKD4rS3JA/18275992577052" alt="" data-size="line">).
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  {% endhint %}

**Selecting Dimensions from Groups**

**Dimension** groups organize related dimensions into categories. To select a dimension from a group:

1. In the **Dimensions** pane, click on the relevant **Dimension** group to expand and view the included dimensions.\
   A list appears.
2. To select the required dimension, do one of the following:

* Drag and drop the dimension into your report's **Filter** or **Split** section.
* Click on the dimension to view the available functions and select **Filter** or **Split**.

  The report updates to reflect the selected dimension.

**Selecting a Dimension from the Dimensions List**

The **Dimensions** list allows you to browse and locate a dimension manually. To select a dimension:

1. In the **Dimensions** pane, locate your desired dimension from the **Dimensions** list.
2. To select the required dimension, do one of the following:

   * Drag and drop the dimension into your report's **Filter** or **Split** section.
   * Click on the dimension to view the available functions and select **Filter** or **Split**.

   The report updates to reflect the selected dimension.

#### Filtering by Dimensions

Filtering by dimensions allows you to refine report data by applying specific conditions to present only relevant information. To filter by dimensions:

1. In the **Filter** section, click the required **Dimension**.\
   A list appears.
2. To narrow the filtering criteria, select the required checkbox(es) from the drop-down list.
3. Click **OK**.

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4. (Optional) To **Include** or **Exclude** data for the selected dimension in your results:
   1. Click the selected dimension, then click the **Include/Exclude Filter** drop-down list icon.
   2. Select the required checkbox.
   3. Click **OK**.\
      The report updates and reflects the selected dimension.

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{% hint style="success" %}
Brackets next to the dimension name show the number of selected items when you filter multiple dimensions.
{% endhint %}

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#### Splitting by Dimensions

Splitting a report allows you to break down data into one or more dimensions and compare data across categories. To split data:

1. In the **Split** section, click the selected dimension.\
   The **Sort By** and **Limit** drop-down lists appear.
2. Select the required option from each drop-down list and click **OK**.\
   The report updates to reflect the selected dimension and appears in the central pane in the required format.

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#### Using the Pinboard

The **Pinboard** allows you to save and access specific dimensions without re-applying filters or splits. It also displays ranked data based on a selected metric, even if that data does not appear in the main report. To use the Pinboard:

1. From the **Metrics** drop-down list, select a **Metric**. See [Metrics](#metrics) for more information.
2. Select a **Dimension**, as described in [Selecting Dimensions](#selecting-dimensions), and then do one of the following:

* Drag and drop the dimension into the **Pinboard** section.
* Click on the dimension to view the available functions and select **Pin**.\
  The dimension and its data appear.

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3. (Optional) To view the data with a different **Metric**, select a new metric from the drop-down list.\
   The Pinboard automatically updates, and the data appears.

### Metrics

**Metrics** apply numerical data across dimensions to segment and analyze data based on specific criteria. These include quantitative values like **Revenue**, **Clicks**, or **Impressions** and help measure and assess performance in reports. Metrics are pre-selected and depend on the report type.

#### Adding Metrics

The following procedures describe how to add Metrics to your report:

* Using the Search Feature
* Selecting Metrics from Groups
* Selecting a Dimension from the Dimensions List

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**Using the Search Feature**

The search feature allows you to locate specific metrics within the **Metrics** pane. To search for a metric:

1. In the **Metrics** pane, click on the magnifying glass icon.
2. Begin typing the name of the metric you require.\
   A filtered list of matching metrics appears.
3. Select the required metric and click the checkbox.\
   The report updates to reflect the selected metric.

**Selecting Metrics from Groups**

Metric groups organize related metrics into categories. To select a metric from a group:

1. In the **Metrics** pane, click the relevant **Metric** group to expand and view the included metrics.
2. Select the required metric and click the checkbox.\
   The report updates to reflect the selected metric.

**Selecting a Metric from the Metrics List**

The Metrics list allows you to browse and locate a dimension manually. To select a metric:

1. In the **Metrics** pane, locate and select your desired metric from the Metrics list.
2. Select the required metric and click the checkbox.\
   The report updates to reflect the selected metric.

{% hint style="info" %}
Include at least one metric to generate a report. Some reports have default metrics pre-selected.
{% endhint %}

## Customizing Data Views

Dynamic Reports offer a lot of flexibility in terms of how you want to review your data by allowing multiple Data Views.

* [Total](#total): Metrics appear as overall sums or total values.
* [Table](#table): Metrics appear as columns in tables.
* [Line Chart](#line-chart): Metrics appear as graph trend lines.
* [Bar Chart](#bar-chart): Metrics appear as bars.

### Total

The **Total** view presents the overall sum or total value of selected metrics, which provides a summary of performance. This is the default view.

To select a **Total** report:

1. In the central pane, click **Total**.\
   The report appears.

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### Table

The **Table** organizes data into rows and columns, which presents selected metrics and dimensions for comparison. It provides a structured view and a detailed analysis across different categories.

To select a **Table** report:

1. In the central pane, click **Table**.\
   The report appears as a table.

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#### Arranging a Table

You can customize the table layout by sorting, deleting, or rearranging columns to organize your data.

To arrange a **Table**, do one or more of the following:

1. To sort the information in ascending or descending order, click the arrow icon on the column header.
2. To delete a column, click the column heading and the **X** icon.
3. To rearrange columns, click the required column heading and drag it to the desired location.\
   The report updates and reflects the updated table.

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### Line Chart

{% hint style="success" %}
Use a date range with line and bar charts for a comprehensive data view.
{% endhint %}

The **Line Chart** presents data trends over time using a line graph, which allows you to track changes in metrics across different periods. To select a **Line Chart** report:

1. In the central pane, click **Line Chart**.\
   The report appears as a line chart.
2. (Optional) To view specific data, hover your mouse pointer over the date, and a data tooltip appears with additional details.

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### Bar Chart

The **Bar Chart** displays data as rectangular bars, the bar length reflects the value of the selected metric. This format allows you to compare values across different categories.

To select a **Bar Chart**:

1. In the central pane, click **Bar Chart**.\
   The report appears as a bar chart.
2. (Optional) To view more information, click on a bar, and a data tooltip appears with additional details.

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## Managing Reports

Managing and sharing reports allows you to save, revisit, and share your data. The following procedures describe how to save, share, and download reports:

* [Saving Reports](#saving-reports)
* [Downloading Reports](#downloading-reports)
* [Sharing Reports](#sharing-reports)

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### Saving Reports

Save reports to keep them for future access.

To save a report:

1. In the top-right toolbar, click the **Save** icon.\
   The saved report appears in the **Saved Reports** drop-down list.

#### Opening Saved Reports

You can reopen a saved report to continue your analysis.

To open a saved report:

1. In the top-right toolbar, click the **Saved Reports** drop-down list.
2. Double-click the selected report.\
   The report appears.

#### Managing Saved Reports

Update or remove saved reports to organize the **Saved Reports** list. To save or delete a report:

1. In the top-right toolbar, click the **Saved Reports** drop-down list.
2. Select a report and then click the **Edit** icon.
3. Do one or both of the following:

* To rename a report, enter the new report name and click **SAVE**.
* To delete a report, click **DELETE REPORT**.

### Downloading Reports

Download reports in various formats for use with external tools or further analysis. To download reports:

1. In the top-right toolbar, click the **Download** icon.
2. (Optional) Select one of the following formats: **CSV** or **XSLX**.\
   The report downloads in the selected format.

{% hint style="info" %}
The CSV delimiter is comma.
{% endhint %}

### Sharing Reports

Sharing reports via URL allows other DT Console users to view the report in the DT Console (provided they have the necessary DT Console permissions). To share a report:

1. In the top-right toolbar, click the **Share** icon.\
   The report URL is copied into the clipboard.
2. Share the report URL as needed.