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To enhance the readability of your report, consider organizing it into a structured table format and using clearer column headings. Here’s an improved version for easier readability:
Example Report Format
Date
TSA Count [A]
LA TBL Count [B]
AinB Count [C]
KLAT (A not in B) [D]
New Ads (A not in B)
Removed from LA (B not in A)
RA TBL Count
2024-11-02
58
58
58
0
0
0
1749
2024-11-03
58
58
57
1
1
1
1750
2024-11-04
60
58
57
3
3
1
1751
2024-11-05
58
60
57
1
1
3
1754
2024-11-06
58
58
56
2
2
2
1756
Explanation of Columns
TSA Count [A]: Total count of entries in TSA.
LA TBL Count [B]: Count of entries in LA TBL.
AinB Count [C]: Count of entries present in both TSA and LA TBL.
KLAT (A not in B) [D]: Entries in TSA but not in LA TBL.
New Ads (A not in B): Number of new ads found in TSA that are not in LA TBL.
Removed from LA (B not in A): Number of entries removed from LA TBL but still in TSA.
RA TBL Count: Count of entries in RA TBL.
This approach highlights the key metrics and makes it easier to compare data day-by-day without repetitive labels.
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To enhance the readability of your report, consider organizing it into a structured table format and using clearer column headings. Here’s an improved version for easier readability:
Example Report Format
Explanation of Columns
This approach highlights the key metrics and makes it easier to compare data day-by-day without repetitive labels.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: