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# Reports
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This article covers:
Reports
* [Generating reports](#generating-reports)
* [Navigating reports](#navigating-reports)
* [Viewing report layers](#viewing-report-layers)
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## Reports
### Generating reports
To generate a report, simply right click the name of the area or network in the left panel and hit in the dropdown menu
### Navigating reports
Reports contain at least two sections which you can navigate between using the tabs at the top of the report window. Two common sections are 'Viability' and 'Representation', as shown below. Scrolling down, you can view the various components of the current section.
### Viewing report layers
Each report metric is calculated using a specific data layer. You can view the associated layer in the map viewer with the 'Map' toggle located to the right of the report item.
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