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# Choose what the page shows

> How to set the target, models, date range, and filters of the Attribution page, and how to reorder and collapse the page sections.

The filter bar at the top of Attribution controls every section of the page. A change in the filter bar updates the summary cards, the chart, the table, and the flows together.

## How do you select the outcome and the models?

Use the **Target** and **Model** controls on the left of the filter bar.

![The Attribution filter bar, with the controls Target, Model, Filters, Views, and Compare, and the date range](https://docs.prescientai.com/_astro/filter-bar.xin5NSQJ_Z1TmHIn.webp)

1. Select **Target** and select an outcome.

   The list shows the targets that your account models. If your account has one target, the filter bar shows the target name with no menu.

2. Select **Model** and select the models to include.

   **Select All** includes every model. **Deselect All** removes every model. The control then reads **All**, **None**, the name of one model, or a count.

3. If a model has 2 or more configurations, open the submenu next to the model name to select a configuration.

   Each configuration shows the last day that has modeled data. A configuration other than the default shows its name under the model name.

The **Model** control appears only when the target has 2 or more models, or when a model has 2 or more configurations.

## How do you set the date range?

Use the date control on the right of the filter bar. The control shows the selected dates.

![The date range picker, with period presets, Start and End fields, and two calendar months](https://docs.prescientai.com/_astro/date-range.BJXoKi6-_1oONa2.webp)

1. Select the date control.

2. Select a preset, or select a start day and an end day on the calendar.

   You can also type exact dates in the **Start** and **End** fields.

3. To return to the default period, select **Default View**.

   With daily granularity, **Default View** is 30 days. With weekly granularity, **Default View** is 4 whole weeks. The period ends on the last day that has modeled data.

A date range that you set can return to **Default View** after you change the target, a model, or a configuration. This occurs when the granularity changes between daily and weekly, or when your range ends after the last modeled day of the new selection.

The label next to the date control reads **Daily** or **Weekly**. The label reads **Weekly** when one or more of the selected models are weekly. A weekly date range contains whole weeks only, and the presets change to week presets.

> **Note:** The footer of the date picker shows the last day that has modeled data. Select the footer to open Model Center. See [Find how current a model is](https://docs.prescientai.com/model-center/find-how-current-a-model-is).

## How do you filter by channel, tactic, or campaign?

Use **Filters** to narrow the whole page.

![The Filters menu, with the Channels and Tactics sections closed and the Campaign rules section open](https://docs.prescientai.com/_astro/filters-menu.DFQIdMQ0_c023W.webp)

1. Select **Filters**.

2. In **Channels**, clear the channels that you do not want.

   All channels are selected by default.

3. To filter by tactic, open **Tactics**, select **Include** or **Exclude**, and select the tactics.

4. To filter by campaign, open **Campaign rules** and add a rule.

   Select a field, a condition, and a value, then add the rule. A rule can match the campaign name, the campaign ID, or the value of a metric.

5. Close the menu.

   The **Filters** button shows the number of active filters. Each active tactic filter and rule shows as a chip under the filter bar.

To remove one filter, select the remove button on its chip.

## How do you arrange the page?

You can change the order of the sections and collapse a section.

- To move a section, hold the pointer over the section and select **Move up** or **Move down** on the left of the section. The order is saved to your profile.
- To collapse a section, select the arrow next to the section title. Select the arrow again to open the section. The collapsed state is saved in your browser for each workspace.

The summary cards have no title and cannot be collapsed.