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Because analyzing long lists of transactions can be cumbersome, our Statistics area’s filters and grouping options give you high-performance access to our database so that you can rapidly analyze the data at different angles to detect patterns or errors. And from your statistics results, you can use shortcuts to jump over into sub detailed lists of transactions, saving you lots of time and reducing your list to the real transactions of interest.
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The ‘Start’ date field is auto-filled to a week prior but you can change it via the calendar
Next to the Start date field you’ll find a switch. Use it to toggle the end date limit between a period of time or a specific stop date:
Finally, the ‘Unit’ drop-down list lets you choose the granularity of your statistical output: you can aggregate your data into chunks of one hour, one day, one week or one month.
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Create a Custom Statistics view by filling out the desired fields. You can click Compute if you want to preview the output, if not already visible. Computing is optional.
In the “Save search criteria as” box, enter a name for your pre-defined view and click Save.
The view can be found in the Pre-defined Statistics area the next time you open the Statistics tab.
To view one of your saved Statistics, select it and click Display.
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