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.html
and the foldertest1
to 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. |