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Understanding Advanced Impact Hub Reporting

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Some reporting needs require techniques that go beyond basic charts, filters, and aggregations. This section brings together help articles for those more specific scenarios, so you can find them when you need them without getting in the way of everyday reporting.

You don’t need these techniques for every report. Many Impact Hub dashboards can be built using standard fields and visuals. The articles in this section are useful when your questions—or your data—are a bit more complex.

Impact Hub features used in advanced reporting

The articles in this section use features that are already available in Impact Hub’s Builder. They don’t require a separate product tier or special feature access, but they do require an Author or Author Pro role, since they involve creating or editing reports. You’ll typically be working with:

  • The calculated field editor in Builder

  • Functions and expressions for working with text, numbers, and dates

  • Visual interactions, such as URL actions

  • Dataset fields that require additional handling, such as multi-value fields or record IDs

These techniques are considered “advanced” because they address more specific reporting scenarios, not because they use different tools than standard report building. All of these tools are part of Impact Hub’s standard reporting experience. The difference is how they’re combined to support specific use cases.

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