Which report type can be utilized for detailed trend analysis over time?

The reporting snapshot is specifically designed for capturing and analyzing historical data trends over a specified timeframe. By utilizing this report type, users can take a snapshot of data at different intervals (such as daily, weekly, or monthly) and track changes or trends that occur over time. This makes it an ideal choice for organizations looking to monitor performance metrics, financial trends, or other data points that require an understanding of how they evolve.

In contrast, summary reports primarily aggregate data for a high-level overview, often summarizing totals or averages without providing detailed time-based trends. Joined reports allow you to combine data from multiple sources or report types but don’t focus specifically on historical trends. Matrix reports organize data in a grid format, summarizing information based on multiple dimensions, but they, too, lack the ability to capture historical trends as effectively as reporting snapshots.

Therefore, for detailed trend analysis over time, the reporting snapshot is the most appropriate choice, as it enables users to visualize and understand how their data fluctuates or progresses across different periods.