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How do I add a table to a Results report? (ARR)
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The first table in a report is generated from the objects selected in the report query. Multiple tables can be displayed in a single report tab; follow the steps listed below to learn how to add various types of tables to a Results report.

Step 1: Choose a table type

There are four kinds of tables that can be added to a report tab:

  • Vertical Table: This is the default table type that is used after running a query in a new report. It displays header cells at the top of the table and their corresponding data in the appropriate columns.

  • Horizontal Table: Header cells are displayed at the left of the table and corresponding data is listed in the appropriate rows

  • Cross Table: Cross tables, or cross tabs, display values for dimensions across both the top axis and left axis. The body of the table can show values of any measure that corresponds to the cross-section of dimensions.

  • Form: This table type displays detail information in a format meant to replicate the design of a form.

Step 2: Add a table

Click the chart icon under Insert at the top of the ARR page and select which table type you want to add.

Then, move your cursor into the body of the report and click where you want to place the table. A group of blank cells will appear for you to drag your available objects into.

Step 3: Change existing tables

You can also turn existing tables into a different type (ex. vertical to horizontal). Click carefully into the corner of the table to highlight the border of the entire table, then navigate to the Report Element Data panel and corresponding feeding panel.

Next, in the 'Turn Into' section, click the 3x3 grid icon and select a different table type from the dropdown. The table will immediately change to its new type.

To add an additional row or column to your table, right-click on a table cell and hover your mouse over Insert. Select what you want to add and where (ex. row above or below, column on left or right) and repeat this step as necessary.

Finally, drag and drop your dimension(s) from the Document Objects panel into the center of the blank cells that were populated to add them to the table.

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