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Reporting in the ion platform is provided in two different manners—performance tabs and reports. Your performance tabs can be used to review real-time reporting metrics for any portfolio, campaign, creative or traffic source in your console.
You can also create reports that can be downloaded from your platform and shared with other members of your team. The reports you create can also be automated so they are sent to your inbox on a regular basis.
Performance Tabs
At the top of your portfolio, campaign, creative and traffic source management screens, you will see a tab to review performance metrics at that level. We call each unique performance metric a gauge. While many of the same gauges can be found at all levels, there are also gauges that are specific to each level.
On any performance tab you will typically see three gauge sections—two smaller and one larger. You determine which gauge to display in each section of the page from the drop-down menus available. From within a given performance tab, select the gauge you would like from the gauge drop-down menu and click the blue refresh icon located directly to the right.
Reports
In addition to the many gauges available within your performance tabs, the ion platform also gives you the ability to run reports that can be saved and automatically sent to your inbox!
To get started, click the reports tab at the top of your screen. Next, you can click the green ‘+report’ button to create a new report. From here, you may select the scope (i.e. system-wide, portfolio, campaign, creative, or traffic source) of the report you are looking to run. Next, choose one of the following report types:
- Summary: A handy PDF format that shows a compilation of key performance gauges and charts from your ion console.
- Source & Creative Drilldown: Formatted for Excel, this report includes multiple tabs to see respondent, segmentation and conversion data by traffic sources and path, starting with a summary tab. Plus an extra perk—you can view stats of specific tags and/or data fields.
- Suspicious Clicks: Also formatted for Excel, this report identifies clicks from web crawlers or bots that may warrant further investigation.
Once your report scope and type is selected, you can choose any of the time periods available within the corresponding drop-down menu or enter a custom date range.
Before you click run though, you also have the option to save the report and have it automatically sent to your inbox. To do so, simply give your report a title, select how often you would like the report to be generated and delivered to you, and enter your name and email address. You can also click the ‘+email’ button to add more people to the distribution list of this report. When you click save, this report will be sent to you automatically with your settings.
When you click run, you will see your report displayed on the next page. At the top of the page, you will see a blue refresh icon that you can click to download the report as either a PDF or Excel spreadsheet, depending on the type of report you are running.
Please sign in to leave a comment.I see this advice a lot. It’s not that I don’t agree with managing expectations - you do still have to be a parent, however, we did find it to be a “vacation”. Granted, mine is 7mo. He’s a baby that needs constant stimulation which meant our normally fussy baby was enthralled with all the new things all the time. We did an all inclusive a couple of weeks ago. It required a lot of pre-planning I.e. how will we manage naps? We opted to get a swim-up room so baby could nap and we could bring the monitor out while we went in the pool or tanned on the loungers. We had a great time (even as baby popped a tooth). We lost some sleep but we’re losing sleep here at home too lol. OP, you’re not crazy!

Edit to add: I think part of it was that I also had a second parent for an entire 7 days. That’s a luxury in itself (still on mat leave).Sometimes a scientist will say something, well … unscientific. While a person may make his or her living within the scientific community, it doesn’t follow that every word that comes from their mouth is founded on science, reason or logic. Like anyone else, their utterances may be driven by mere opinion and sometimes those opinions may be far short of scientific.
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.. _secbestpractice:

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best practice guide
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.. index:: if then (else); pittfalls

.. _ifthenelsepitfalls:

if then (else) pitfalls
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The use of boolean true/false data in models is a difficult
subject for many users. We encounter a lot of very complicated expressions in user
models that are unnecessary and error prune. 

Very often fragments are used like:

::

   nearGroundWater = if ( GroundWaterLevel < 20 then 1 else 0);

or

::

   nearGroundWater = boolean(if ( GroundWaterLevel < 20 then 1 else 0));

This is identical to the much shorter and faster:

::

    nearGroundWater = GroundWaterLevel < 20;

The first expression of the :ref:`if-then-else <ifthenelse>` is already a boolean expression
consisting of 0 (false) and 1 (true) and possible missing values, so there is
no need to write the values of 1 and 0 explicit. This happens often when using
any of the :ref:`groupbool` or :ref:`groupcomp`.

More dangerous is the common believe that a statement like:

::

  nearGroundWater = if ( GroundWaterLevel < 20 then 1); # WRONG!

will result in a true/false map, as in the statements given above. This is
wrong: :ref:`if without the else <ifthen>` will create missing values not 0 (false).

People also tend to think in terms of "if this then that happens, if not then
if this the case then etc. etc.". This results in statements like:

::

  A      = aDepth < 20;
  B      = bDepth < 20;
  result = boolean(if( A eq 1, 1, if(B eq 1, 1, 0)));

The same is better expressed as:

::

  result = aDepth < 20 or bDepth < 20;

To summarize in a few guidelines:

- if-then and if-then-else are two totally different operations:

   - if-then is only to create missing values in maps.
   - if-then-else is to make a selection between 2 values.

- in pcrcalc: Use the syntax if( then else ) and if( then ) instead of if(,, ) and if(, ) to see better which type of operation you use.

- Avoid patterns like if( expression then 0 else 1) or if( expression then
  1 else 0) in your model. In most cases these patterns can be rewritten.
  If these patterns are nested like in if (.. (if (... try rephrasing in
  terms of :ref:`and`, :ref:`or`, :ref:`xor` and ref:`not`.
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