Apply filters at the report level when you want to focus on specific data attributes that are fundamental to the report's design. This means that the filter is set in stone and you don't want it to be manipulated later. For instance, if you're creating a report to analyze the performance of a specific support team, you would use a report filter to only show data related to that team. This ensures that the report remains focused and relevant to the intended analysis.
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