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# Power Reports Option added in LOGIC Software

LOGIC has introduced a new feature in its software i.e. **Power Reports**. It makes easier for users to generate reports as the previous ways of creating reports were a bit time consuming.

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The following picture represents the loading screen of power reports window.

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LOGIC has provided various report options in this section which are used commonly. The reports will be added to the list in the future.

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User can specify the time-period for which they want the report. It can be viewed in 3 formats: Flat Report, Excel Report, Pivot Report.

### Flat Report

* **->**&#x55;ser can view the report according to a particular toggel.
* **->**&#x59;ou can also add summaries in the group, which will show the total value of the particular toggles.
* **->**&#x59;ou can add filters in the report.

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### Excel Report

This option allows the user to view report in excel format.

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### Pivot Report

* **->**&#x55;ser can decide what fields they want to display in the report.
* **->**&#x44;rag the fields in four areas: filters, columns, rows, and values.

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