This article breaks down the definitive elements of reports in Croptracker. While not all reports function the same, each one holds the same basic components that allow you to gather specific data insights based on the module.
Below, we’ll go over some of the main components you can expect to see on Croptracker reports:
This is one of the many reports that Croptracker has to offer. Most of the reports in Croptracker will follow this structure.
Here we have colour-blocked the main sections of a Croptracker report and given them an explanation below:
Report Title: This is the title of the report
Report Filters: Filters can be used to select a date range, crop type, variety, or other data point to refine your results. Some reports will not generate unless filters are selected.
Report Header: The report header may include information about the timestamp, date, organization, etc.
Report Table Summary: This shows the number of results displayed, the search bar to filter displayed rows, and the buttons to download visible (data table) results from your browser in various file forms. Some reports can be sorted by column by clicking on the arrows in the column header.
Note: The search box above the table filters the active data table results only. To re-run the report with new filters, always use the report filters in the sidebar, and don’t forget to hit Apply
Report Table: Contains the report table or graphic as organized by applied filters.
For information on reading specific reports by module, see the Reports section under each module heading in the sidebar.
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