# Analyzing search results

- [Understanding search results](https://help.tellius.com/tellius-documentation/search/analyzing-search-results/understanding-search-results.md): Learn how to interpret Tellius search results, from visualization settings and inspectors to formatting, guides, history, and advanced analytics tools.
- [Search Inspector](https://help.tellius.com/tellius-documentation/search/analyzing-search-results/search-inspector.md): Explore how Tellius Search Inspector analyzes queries—see parsed tokens, SQL generation, rows scanned, and execution time for full transparency in search.
- [Time taken to execute a query](https://help.tellius.com/tellius-documentation/search/analyzing-search-results/time-taken-to-execute-a-query.md): Understand how Tellius measures query execution time—including engine delays, and rendering—to help pinpoint performance bottlenecks and improve analysis speed.
- [Interacting with the resulting chart](https://help.tellius.com/tellius-documentation/search/analyzing-search-results/interacting-with-the-resulting-chart.md): Explore how to view data, switch chart types, filter results, download visuals, or create Vizpads and Insights directly from any Tellius chart.


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