You can display different measured values in each statistic.
Why should I display other measured values?
Depending on the goals you are pursuing with the evaluation of the data, different measured values are helpful. For example, an employee from the marketing department will be more interested in which campaigns a visitor has triggered. An employee from the sales department is more likely to know which company has looked at which product pages on the homepage.
Select measured values
Edit view
Click on the three dots at the top right of your current statistics. A submenu will then appear where you can click on Edit view. Now you can select what you want to edit in the blue area displayed at the top of the screen. In this case, the Edit table selection is correct.
Sort measured values
You can use drag-and-drop to determine the order of the measured values in the table, in which you can also select them.
Processing time-intensive measured values
Measured values marked with an exclamation mark must first be processed and may take longer to evaluate. By deactivating the real-time display at the end of the table, you can activate the dynamic reloading of data with a click.
A recommended basic setup includes the following measured values: company, city, zip code, country, visits, PIs, dwell time
Sort measured values
You can sort the measured values of the different statistics in ascending or descending order.
Why is sorting by measured values helpful?
If you are evaluating an overview with many recognized companies (company overview) or pages (usage analysis), it is often helpful to display the entries with the most visits or clicks first. This allows you to quickly identify which companies or pages you can concentrate on first, because these are obviously more important than the entries further down.
All values can be sorted in ascending or descending order. You can tell which sorting you have just selected by the direction of the small triangle to the right of the measured value.
Not all measured values can be sorted. Some measured values are calculated or pure text information. These cannot be sorted by LeadLab! (e.g. marking, visits%, scoring, etc.)