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# Save Reports as a Partner
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When viewing any report, you can edit the default view using the filters provided and save that view for future reference. This is useful if you regularly want to view report data within specific timeframes or with specific filters in place.
## Save a report
1. From the top navigation bar, select **Reports →** **More Reports**.
* Alternatively, from the top navigation bar, select **Reports** **→ More → More Reports**.
2. Hover over any report you'd like to view, and select **View**.
3. On the report, use the filters to customize the data shown, then select **Apply**.
4. Next to the report name, select **Save**.
5. In the *Save View* window, fill out:
| Options | Description |
| ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name | Add a descriptive name for this saved view. |
| Default | 
\[Toggle on] Default to Set this as your default view for this report.
This saved view will become the new default view for this report type. You can always view the original report view from the More Reports screen.
|
| Public | \[Toggle on] Public to Make this view available to other users for this account.
If the report is set to public, it will appear for other users under Reports → Saved Reports.
|
6. Select **Save**.
## View your saved reports
1. From the top navigation bar, select **Reports** → [**Saved Reports**](https://app.impact.com/secure/mediapartner/MP_Saved_Scheduled_Report/Saved/report/pSavedReports.ihtml).
2. Select the report name of the saved report you want to view.
* Learn how to [manage your saved reports](/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/reporting-for-partners/report-management/manage-saved-reports-as-a-partner.md).
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