Report types and analysis
On the Analytics page in Sitecore Search, you can access various reports about your implementation. Each report dashboard contains reports on a keyword, page, widget, or component.
The Site Performance report is the home page of Sitecore Search, accessible by clicking Site Performance 
on the menu bar.
You can refine what you see in a report using the filters at the top of the section or parent report. When you modify filters, the report is regenerated.
Comparative metrics report
On most report dashboards, there is a comparative metrics report before the other reports. This report displays the current metrics and line charts for up to two metrics over a specific time period. What you see is based on the filters applied at the top of the page.
There are two parts to the report:
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A series of tiles for choosing the primary metric to compare.
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A chart that lets you view the primary metric and compare it to another one of your choice.
When you click a tile, the associated metric is applied to the comparative line chart in the second part of this report. The following example shows the chart after you click the Views tile.
To examine data points in charts and tables, hover your mouse over a point or element.
You can export and share reports.
Tabular reports
You can sort and filter tables to represent the data you need, and you can drill down into a report on a particular item by clicking its row in the table.
Tabular reports include the following options for configuring and navigating the available data:
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To sort a table, hover your mouse over a column name, then click the up or down arrow if available.
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To view the next or previous page of results, use the navigation arrows underneath the table.
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To change the number of items shown per page, use the drop-down list underneath the table.
You can reconfigure table columns using the Columns button at the top-right of the tabular report.
Changes are persisted across sessions for each user.
To reconfigure the columns of a table:
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Click Columns.
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Do any of the following:
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To clear the Arrange Columns list, click Clear Columns.
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To reset the Arrange Columns list to the default order, click Restore Default.
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To reorder columns, in the Arrange Columns list, click the column handle icon
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To remove an existing column, in the Arrange Columns list, next to a column name, click Delete
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To filter the columns in the Arrange Columns list, in the Search field, enter a column name.
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To add a column, drag it from the More Columns list to the Arrange Columns list.
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To save changes, click Apply.
Donut and pie charts
A donut or pie chart represents the percentages that different categories contribute to the overall performance of an item or metric. For example, on the Site performance page, both Domain performance by visits and Domain performance by countries are donut charts.
To view details of a pie slice, hover your mouse over the slice.
Line charts
A line chart represents a series of data over time, or a series of cumulative data. An example of this is the Metrics comparison over a date range report, which is part of the Overview section of most report pages.
To view details of a chart's data point, hover your mouse over the point.
Bar charts
A bar chart represents a series of data over time, or a set of items for comparison. For example, on the All domains page, both Biggest gains and Biggest drops are bar charts.
To view details of a bar, hover your mouse over the bar.
Funnel reports
A funnel report represents the progress of a metric through various stages. An example of this is the Conversion funnel for desktop and Conversion funnel for mobile reports in a Keyword performance report.
Geo reports
A geo report illustrates how data items are distributed across a geographical map, for example, Visits by region report in a Content item performance report.
To view details at a location, hover your mouse over the location.
