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20. Click the Back to report editor link to return to the Report Editor.
21. As there are no further changes required, click the Final Report icon to preview your new report.
Report Troubleshooting
Report Preview with Debugging
If you are experiencing problems with your report, you can receive help with the Report Diagnostics. The
diagnostics run the report and show you the internal data that is being used to generate the contents of the
final report.
The report data store contains all the source data records, organized by classification group, as well as the
statistics and metrics calculated from this data.
The report’s output series and presentation blocks are generated from the contents of the data store, so if
you are not getting the results you expect from the report, this could be because the data store either does
not contain the right data, or does not contain the right classification groups. Examining the data store will
help you find the cause of the problem.
No Classification Groups
When there are no classification groups, the report data store is a simple list of the source data.
array (
0 => first data record
1 => second data record
...
)
Classification Using Either Bins or Groups
When using either bins or groups, the report data store is indexed by the bin or group number, then the bin
or group value.
array (
0 => /* bin or group 0 */
array (
123 => /* bin or group value: 123 */
array (
0 => first data record
1 => second data record
...
),
234 => /* bin or group value: 234 */
array (
/* bin items */
)
),
1 => /* bin or group 1 */
...
)
Classification Using Both Bins and Groups
When using both bins and groups, the report data store is indexed first by bin and then by group.
array (
0 => /* bin 0 */
array (
123 => /* bin value: 123 */
array (