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# User call report: aggregate stats for date range

Till now in the user call report , when a date range was selected we used to get many rows for the same user corresponding to the different dates between that range, but now you can view the aggregate stats for the selected date range, that means for each user there would be just one row for that particular range.

With this update, we hope to make it easier for you to see performance of a user for a period longer than just a day. 

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{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that even though while viewing the report on NeoDove you might see a sum of all the days against a user, if you download the same report, the downloaded report will have individual day report against each user and will NOT show and aggregate sum for the chosen date range. This is to enable you to dissect into the daily report for other uses like using this report to find when did a user start calling each day separately for attendance purpose.
{% endhint %}


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