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Report column reference | Column | Description | | ---------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Winning Partner |

If you selected the number of Actions Lost, your chosen partner will be the Leapfrogged Partner and you should check to see which partners leapfrogged them.

If you selected the number of Actions Won, your chosen partner will be the Winning Partner and you should check to see which partners they leapfrogged.

| | Leapfrogged Partner |

If you selected the number of Actions Lost, your chosen partner will be the Leapfrogged Partner and you should check to see which partners leapfrogged them.

If you selected the number of Actions Won, your chosen partner will be the Winning Partner and you should check to see which partners they leapfrogged.

| | Actions Won |

The total number of leapfrogged actions the winning partner won from this specific partner within your chosen date range.

• Select the number of Actions Won to drill down to the Leapfrogging Conversion Detail Report.

| | Actions Lost |

The total number of actions the partner lost due to being leapfrogged by another partner within your chosen date range.

• Select the number of Actions Lost to drill down to the Leapfrogging Conversion Detail Report.

| | Payout Won | The total payout the partner generated during your chosen date period by leapfrogging this specific partner. | | Payout Lost | The total payout the partner lost during your chosen date period from being leapfrogged by this specific partner. | | Average Last Click to Conversion Latency | The average time between the last click and conversion. |
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