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Matrix reports are used to organize and summarize your data, and are exceptionally well-suited for chart and dashboard views. | Matrix reports are used to organize and summarize your data, and are exceptionally well-suited for chart and dashboard views. | ||
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The Matrix Report has a familiar format that you may know as a cross tabulation report (cross tab) or a pivot table. The resulting data is organized into a two dimensional grid which summarizes data (by total $, row count, or %). | The Matrix Report has a familiar format that you may know as a cross tabulation report (cross tab) or a pivot table. The resulting data is organized into a two dimensional grid which summarizes data (by total $, row count, or %). | ||
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To create a Matrix Report, add one or more Row Groups and one or more Column Groups. | To create a Matrix Report, add one or more Row Groups and one or more Column Groups. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:22, 21 July 2011
Matrix reports are used to organize and summarize your data, and are exceptionally well-suited for chart and dashboard views.
Orders by Source (Internet, Store, or Catalog) and by Offer (Discount, Purchase Incentive, or None).
The Matrix Report has a familiar format that you may know as a cross tabulation report (cross tab) or a pivot table. The resulting data is organized into a two dimensional grid which summarizes data (by total $, row count, or %).
The Matrix Report shows only summary information, based on the selected Row and Column Groups.
To create a Matrix Report, add one or more Row Groups and one or more Column Groups.