The reports to be output can be switched on and off by clicking on the right next to the name of the report. The reports can be reordered by dragging vertically. Each report contains a different set of relevant options; all possibilities are listed here below (in alphabetical order) :
Add Include / Exclude : Click one of these buttons to add a rule to determine which rows are shown in the report. See the previous section for help on using rule lists. Note: the Normal limit setting may still exclude a row that would be included based on the rule list.
Add Sub Rule : In hierarchical reports, you can choose which sub-items are shown as separate rows in the report. A sub rule might be a sub-directory, a sub-domain, a sub-file type or a sub-browser. You can use wildcards here as you would for other rules. Note: the Sub-row limit setting may still exclude a row that would be included based on the rule list.
Argument limit : This specifies the limit on which argument rows should be shown in the report (i.e. where a separate row is shown with an URL's arguments). It works in the same way as Normal limit; see that section for more information.
Columns : This pop-up menu lets you switch columns on and off in the report's graph. Note: not every column will be available for every report type.
Graph by : This specifies which statistic the graph bars (shown in red in the Sample) should be based on.
Maximum number of rows : This specifies a maximum number of rows to show in the graph.
Normal limit : This specifies the limit on which rows should be shown in the report. You can choose how this should be calculated, based on a minimum number of pages, bytes or requests, a minimum percentage of the total pages, bytes or requests or a minimum percentage of the row with the most pages, bytes or requests. For these three options, Analog Helper will automatically pick (and show you) whether it will use pages, bytes or requests depending on the Sort by setting. You can also simply specify a maximum number of rows to include, or to include rows which □have a last access date after a specified date.
Sample : This is an example of the report's output, based on random fictional data. You can drag columns within the Sample area to reorder them - use the Columns menu to add or remove columns. The Sample area will not show the include / exclude rule list or limits being applied, however it does show the result of the Columns, Graph by, Sort backwards and Sort by settings.
Sort backwards : This toggles whether a report should have the order of its rows reversed.
Sort by : This specifies the method which should be used for sorting the rows of the report. This setting may also affect the
limit settings.
Sub-row limit : This specifies the limit on which sub-rows should be shown in the report (i.e. where a separate row is shown for a sub-directory, sub-browser, etc...). It works in the same way as Normal limit; see that section for more information.
