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title: "Reporting Conventions"
slug: "reporting-conventions"
updated: 2026-05-05T03:48:04Z
published: 2026-05-06T19:13:31Z
canonical: "help.hyperscience.ai/reporting-conventions"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.hyperscience.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Reporting Conventions

The following conventions apply across various relevant reporting metrics unless noted otherwise.

1. CSV downloads – CSVs are available for all charts within **Reporting**.
  - The CSVs are based on the current filter settings and are updated when chart formats change (e.g. new metrics are added).
  - Look for the "Download as CSV" option beside the card, chart, or table title.
2. Legend filtering – For charts with categorical data series, click on a legend item to regenerate the chart showing only that data series.
  - To remove the filter, click again on the legend item, or click the **x** beside the Filtered view note that appears above the chart.
3. Margin of error – Whenever an accuracy rate is shown in a chart or report, a margin of error is calculated and displayed to give context as to the data underlying that calculated value.
  - This margin of error provides an error range at a 95% confidence interval, based on the number of data points collected for a particular metric.
  - To view the margin of error calculation, hover over the '+/-' symbols beside an accuracy metric, or hovering over a data point in a chart.
4. Tables – If tables in the reporting sections contain more than one page of records, navigate between pages using the controls on the top right of the table.
5. Time filtering – The default time frame for time series charts is the last week, which shows data on a daily basis.
  - Click on the time filter option to extend or shorten the time frame shown. For time periods of 90 days or longer, data will be shown on a monthly basis.
6. Time series – Unless stated otherwise, data in time series charts are displayed at the completion date of the submission that the document, page, or field was part of.
7. Tooltips – Hovering over any data point in a chart will show a tooltip with the exact figures underlying the visualization.