See this article: Where do I access Report tools?

We're going to create a custom report and use a specific example.

1. Give your report a Title from which you can determine the contents of the report (rather than a general name, such as "custom report" or "All Data")
2. Select how you want the case of the fields to be displayed
3. Select the About You fields that you want included - the numbers in the green column determine the order of the columns in the report (change the numbers to reorder the report columns to match a spreadsheet)

This report contains ALL registrants, not just Advanced Level Dancers from Houston. Not quite what we need ... yet:

1. There are 7 attendees from Houston - 5 blank responses
2. There are 2 registrants who are NOT dancers - 2 No responses
3. There are 3 registrants who purchased the Houston Advanced Level Ticket - 9 blank responses

The next step will filter out the registrants who DO NOT meet the criteria: a dancer from Houston who purchased an Advanced Level Ticket.

1. You can Edit it
2. You can Add or Remove Filters
3. You can Delete it
4. You can Copy it and say, change the name and the ticket filter to Seattle and you have a new report for Seattle dancers
5. You can Share it - email a link (with or without your comments) to a 3rd party (be mindful of privacy policies) - they can view the report without logging in to your Admin Dashboard

NOTE: So far, this report contains registrants who are NOT from Houston, NOT dancers and did NOT purchase an Advance Level Ticket.  To filter out these registrants, click the Add Filters button.

Now open this article: How do I add a report Filter?

There are 4 options for displaying the sessions that you include in your report:

1. Show all sessions in a single column
2. Show selected sessions in custom columns
3. Display each selected session in its own column
4. Do not display any sessions