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This report compares the midnight census to the real-time census by hour of day and day of week over a selected date range. This report includes raw data for a date range or average data by day of week for a date range.
This report requires the implementation of the Registration Import to calculate the census and can only be run on profiles that have the required mappings configured in Demand Manager.
Complete the following steps to the run the Census by Hour of Day report:
Enter a start date in the box or click the calendar icon to use the date menu.
Enter an end date in the box or click the calendar icon to use the date menu.
Note: Be aware that report formatting is not always retained when you export a report to Excel or CSV format. Opening a CSV file in Excel may change the format of the data. To view CSV files as they are exported from Clairvia, it is recommended that you open the file in a text editor application such as Notepad.
This report displays the hourly census for each day in the selected date range and compares it to the midnight census for the same day or days. The report includes:
If the hourly census value is greater than the midnight census, a black triangle is displayed in the upper-right corner of the chart. If the hourly census is less than the midnight census, a black triangle is displayed in the lower-left corner. If the two values are the same, no triangles are displayed.
Depending on the selections you made when running the report, the report may also have a graph plotting the midnight census (shown as a green line) against the hourly census (shown as a blue line).
The Census by Hour of Day Report can look very different depending on the options you select. The following illustration show some, but not all, of the different results.
In the following report, the user made the following selections:
In the following report, the user made the following selections:
In the next two illustrations, the user chose to export the report as a CSV file. The first shows the CSV report opened in a text editor such as Notepad.
The second shows the same CSV report opened in Microsoft Excel.