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2.4 KiB
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75 lines
2.4 KiB
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# Variations Report
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The Variations Report provides insight into the sales performance of each Product Variation on your store.
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### All Variations View
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By default, the Variations Report displays the `All variations` view. All variations that have had sales in the specified date range will be shown.
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### Single Variation View
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By selecting "Single variation", you can search for a single variation to display report data for.
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### Comparison Mode
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By selecting "Comparison", you can search for multiple variations to display report data for.
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You can also use the checkboxes in the report table to select variations for comparison. Click "Compare" in the table header to compare the selected variations.
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### Advanced Filters
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The advanced filters allow adding multiple filters to the report. These filters can be applied in two ways:
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- All - Variations must match all filters to be included in the report
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- Any - Variations must match one or more filters to be included in the report
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The following fields can be used for filtering:
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- Attribute (can be used multiple times)
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- Product (parent product)
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- Category
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### Report Columns
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The report table contains the following columns:
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- Variation title - links to Edit Product screen
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- SKU
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- Items sold (count)
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- Net sales
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- Orders (count) - links to Orders Report filtered by Variation
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- Status (in/out stock)
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- Stock (inventory quantity)
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### Report Sorting
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The report table allows sorting by the following columns:
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- SKU
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- Items sold (count)
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- Net sales
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- Orders (count)
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By default, the report sorts Variations by most items sold.
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#### Clarifying Terms
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"Net sales" is calculated by subtracting refunds and coupons from the sale price of the variation(s).
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As an equation, it might look like: `(variation price * quantity) - refunds - coupons`.
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