# Widget Analysis

The Widget Analysis Report provides insights into the performance of templates currently applied on a website. Users can filter and view detailed reports based on several criteria, allowing for targeted analysis.

#### Overview

The Widget Analysis report includes various filtering fields to customize the data displayed in the report. Each field provides specific filtering options to refine the report’s focus, from partner selection to device type.

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#### Field Descriptions and Functionality

1. **Partner**
   * **Description**: Lists all available partners to filter the report data.
   * **Default Selection**: ALL
2. **Placement**
   * **Description**: Displays placement options specific to the selected partner.
   * **Default Selection**: ALL
3. **Site**
   * **Description**: Shows the list of sites associated with the selected partner.
   * **Default Selection**: ALL
4. **Delivery Channel**
   * **Description**: Lists available delivery channels for a campaign.
   * **Default Selection**: ALL
5. **Delivery Type**
   * **Description**: Displays delivery types available for a campaign.
   * **Default Selection**: ALL
6. **Device**
   * **Description**: Provides options to filter by device type (e.g., Laptop/Desktop or Mobile).
   * **Default Selection**: ALL
7. **Time From**
   * **Description**: Allows users to set the start time of the data to be filtered. Users can select from a 24-hour range (01-24).
   * **Default Selection**: ALL
8. **Time To**
   * **Description**: Allows users to set the end time for filtering the data. This field also provides a 24-hour range (01-24).
   * **Default Selection**: ALL
9. **Group By**
   * **Description**: Users can select up to three criteria to group the report data. Each selected grouping option organizes data to highlight unique perspectives in the table.
   * **Options**: Example grouping values include "Template," "Partner," "Device," etc.
   * **Default Selection**: Template
   * **Maximum Selections**: 3


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