Getting details about the data in a report

A summary of report data is displayed beneath each report.

The following topics describe how to get more information about data in a report. To perform this procedure, you must have Operator-level access, or higher.

How to read and interpret performance and availability reports

The following video (6:31), part 1 of 2, provides tips about how to view and interpret performance report data.

The following video (4:51), part 2 of 2, provides tips about how to view and interpret availability report data.

To view details about an individual metric in a report

1. In the Real User Analyzer, go to the Reports > Report library page.

2. In the list, click the report that you want to view.
3. Move the pointer over a bar, line, or pie chart segment in the report.
   
   A tooltip shows the actual values of the data points that are plotted on the graph.

To view statistics as either relative or absolute values

1. On the Real User Analyzer, open the Reports > Report library page.

2. In the list, click the report that you want to view.
3. In the bottom right corner of the report, click Absolute or Relative. 
   
   The information in the report is shown as absolute numbers or as percentages of the whole stacked value. For example, on the Latency report, the Y axis can show the latencies as absolute values in milliseconds or as relative values from 0% up to 100%, in which case the latencies are converted into percentages relative to their corresponding end-to-end time.

To view the traffic data that was used to build a report

1. On the Real User Analyzer, open the Reports > Report library page.

2. In the list, click the report that you want to view.
3. In the upper right of the report, click Browse Data. 
   
   The Session Browser opens in a secondary window. You can perform detailed analysis there.

Related topics

Performance and availability saved reports about the real end-user experience

Exporting report data

Sending a report via email