Clients (By Language)
Clients (By Language) counts your clients by the language recorded on their account, so you can see which languages your content and your support have to cover.
Opening the Screen
Select WAnalytics in the sidebar, then open Clients and By Language on the report rail at the left. The direct address is {admin}/wanalytics/clients/by-language.
What Is on the Screen
The report header carries the report name, an info icon and the PDF button. Hover the info icon for a one line reminder of what the report is for. There is no period control here: the report always shows the current state of all clients.
- Figure rail: the number of clients and the number of languages.
- Top Languages: a ranked list, largest first, with a count and a share on every row.
- Clients (By Language): the language list, with a search box, a download button and a per page selector.
Fields
Figures
Ranked list
Under Top Languages every row shows the language name, the client count, the share and a bar as wide as that share. The row order is the answer here: the language at the top is the one your written material has to serve first.
List columns
Tasks
Read the split
- Compare the top rows of Top Languages. The bar behind each row is as wide as that language's share.
- Check the Languages figure against your installed languages. A language nobody uses is a candidate for retirement.
Find a language in the list
- Type the language name as it appears in the column into the search box above the list, for example German.
- The rows and the record count are refreshed. Clear the box to bring every language back.
Take the report out of the panel
- Click the PDF button in the report header to save the figures and the visible rows as a document.
- Click the download button above the list, then pick CSV, JSON or XML to save the rows as a file.
Things to Watch
A client whose account carries no language is left out of the figures, the ranked list and the list. So the client count here can be lower than your total client count.
The search box looks at the text in the row, not the language code. Type Turkish rather than tr, otherwise the list comes back empty.
Every row matching the current search is written, not only the page you see. Sorting is kept and paging is dropped.
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