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Use Tables to scan multiple KPIs at once

Use the Tables view to monitor multiple metrics side-by-side and quickly spot highs, lows, and anomalies.

Shaquira Jeyasingh avatar
Written by Shaquira Jeyasingh
Updated this week

What Tables are for

The Tables tab is designed for rapid, side-by-side comparison of your KPIs. Instead of exploring trends graph-by-graph, you can view them all together in a single spreadsheet-style layout.

This is especially useful when:

  • You want a snapshot of everything in one place

  • You’re scanning for unexpected spikes or dips

  • You’re preparing for client meetings or reporting

You can:

  • View all the same KPIs as in the Graphs tab

  • Instantly compare multiple metrics over time

  • Identify positive and negative shifts with green/red delta indicators


How to use Tables effectively

  1. Navigate to the Tables tab
    Click the Tables tab at the top of the Performance page.

  2. Choose your date range
    Use the date picker in the top-right to select the period you want to review. Choose from presets or create a custom range.

  3. Scan for trends and changes
    Tables highlight performance changes using red (decline) and green (improvement) deltas next to each KPI. Look across columns to quickly spot any issues or positive trends.

  4. Compare related metrics together
    For example, compare spend, conversions, and CPA to understand whether performance is improving efficiently or at a cost.

  5. Use in combination with Graphs or Segments
    Tables are a great starting point. Once you spot a trend, dig deeper using Graphs or Segments for additional context.


FAQs – Tables

Q: Are the metrics in Tables the same as Graphs?
A: Yes — Tables simply present them in a condensed, spreadsheet-style format.

Q: Can I sort the table?
A: Not yet, but metrics are grouped logically and change indicators make it easy to spot movement.

Q: Can I download or export the data?
A: No — we recommend copying and pasting the table, or taking a screenshot.

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