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title: "Metrics table (Help Center / Monitoring / Dashboards)"
ai_context: "Use this article for questions about the RUMvision Metrics table, comparing Core Web Vitals and other performance metrics across filtered segments, templates or URLs, and checking performance before and after a change. It covers viewing metric results for the currently selected filter, using page template groupings, opening deeper metric details such as LCP, applying additional filters and using the table for KPI tracking and release comparisons. Relevant for questions about metric overviews, Core Web Vitals tables, template performance, URL-level results, LCP analysis, KPI monitoring, before-and-after comparisons, release impact and quickly identifying performance changes across different parts of a website."
canonical: "https://www.rumvision.com/help-center/monitoring/dashboard/metrics/"
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# Metrics table

The metric table, which is on the third tab of your dashboard, gives you a full picture of the filter you chose. In the example screenshot, the "by page template" filter is turned on, which lets you see the scores of all URLs that fit the chosen template.

The metric table lets you check your performance on [Core Web Vitals](https://www.rumvision.com/help-center/glossary/monitoring/core-web-vitals/?format=md) and other metrics quickly and easily, so you can set KPIs that are useful. If you click on the [LCP](https://www.rumvision.com/help-center/glossary/metrics/largest-contentful-paint/?format=md) on the listing page, you can go to a page with more information where you can use filters to learn more about this metric and the specific template.

On the metrics table, you can also start comparing before and after. For example, you want to easily and quickly see if your latest release has had an impact on the performance of your website.