HTML reports
Analysis enables you to create HTML reports for your load test scenario run. It creates a separate page for each one of the open graphs and reports.
To access, use one of the following:
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Reports > HTML Report
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HTML Report toolbar button

Relevant tasks:
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Open all graphs that you want to include in the report.
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Specify a path and file name for the HTML report and click Save. Analysis saves a Summary Report which has the same name as the file in the selected folder. The rest of the graphs are saved in a folder with the same name as the Summary Report's file name. When you create an HTML report, Analysis opens your default browser and displays the Summary Report.
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To copy the HTML reports to another location, be sure to copy the file name and the folder with the same name. For example, if you named your HTML report
test1, copytest1.htmland the foldertest1to the desired location.
The table below lists the HTML report's UI elements.
| UI Element | Description |
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| <Graphs> menu left frame |
Click the graph's node in the Analysis Reports pane to view an HTML report for that graph. |
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You can view an Excel file containing the graph data, by clicking the Open in Excel button on the relevant graph page. |
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The following options are available form the report's context (right -click) menu:
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| <Graph tree> | A hierarchy of the graphs included in the report, by category. Hover over a segment of the graph to view the value of the measurement at a given time. (Not available for all graph types). |
| <Legend pane> | A legend associating line colors with measurements. |

