# Fast mode

The "Fast Mode" feature is designed to enhance the efficiency and speed of data loading within the app. When activated, this mode selectively omits any records that do not have reported metrics for the selected date range. Essentially, it filters out all entries that would otherwise show zero activity or no relevant data within the specified timeframe.

Fast Mode is a practical tool if you need to quickly access and analyze key data without the overhead of sifting through inactive or irrelevant records. It's an especially valuable feature when dealing with large datasets, where efficiency and speed are paramount.

This selective omission is crucial for a couple of reasons:

1. **Improved performance:** By excluding records with no reported metrics, Fast Mode significantly reduces the volume of data that needs to be processed and displayed. This leads to quicker loading times, as the system is not burdened with handling and rendering large quantities of irrelevant or non-contributing data.
2. **Enhanced user experience:** Often, you will seek to analyze and interact with data that shows some level of activity or change. Fast Mode streamlines this process by automatically removing inactive or irrelevant records from the view, allowing you to focus on data that is more likely to provide valuable insights.
3. **Optimized resource utilization:** In environments where computing and memory resources are limited, processing large datasets with many inactive records can be taxing on the system. Fast Mode helps in optimizing these resources by limiting the dataset to only those records that are meaningful for the selected period.

Fast mode is enabled by default on all pages. Should you need to analyze records with no data, you can disable it using the toggle in the [actions bar](/managing-advertising-accounts/modules/cross-module-components/data-tables/actions-bar.md).

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