Multi-Report Tables pull metrics from several reports into one unified table. No exporting, no tab-hopping, no rebuilding. Each column can come from its own report, with its own filters, as long as they share a common thread like date or funnel step. You can even add a calculated column for custom metrics.
And it all updates automatically, of course.
Normally, seeing the full-funnel impact of your ads means pulling multiple reports — one for TOFU, one for revenue, and one for nurture if you have a long funnel. Multi-Report Tables puts them all in one table, broken down by ad source, so you see the whole picture at a glance.
Put this month next to last month. Or this launch next to your last one. Multi-Report Tables lets you line up any two time periods side by side so you can see growth, seasonality, or campaign impact at a glance — without rebuilding the same report every time you want to check.
Testing two price points, bundles, or funnel variants at once? Multi-Report Tables lines them up with identical metrics side by side so you see which one is actually winning, instead of eyeballing separate reports and hoping you did the math right.
This one’s for the spreadsheet nerds. Add a calculated column using any formula built from the metrics already in your table. Tease out the hidden relationships between your KPIs.
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Multi-Report Tables let you combine metrics from multiple separate reports into a single table. Instead of switching between reports or exporting data to compare them, each column can pull from its own report — with its own filters, sources, or funnels — as long as everything lines up on a shared dimension like date or funnel step.
No. Each report can use different metrics and filters of its own. Using similar metrics across reports often makes the comparison easier to read, but it’s not required.
That cell is simply left empty. It doesn’t affect the other reports or metrics in the table.
Yes. Once saved, it can be reopened and edited just like any other report in SegMetrics,
There’s no hard limit, but tables with too many combined reports can get hard to read. For the clearest results, include only the reports you actually need for the comparison.
Yes! To access them, open a report, switch it to Multi-Report Table view, then add additional reports from there.
