# Guests

### Top filter menu

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**Users:** \
Showing the total number of guest users according to your filtering selections.

**Created Date & Last Sign-in Date:**\
Set periods for when users where created/invited or their last sign-in date.

**User State:**\
**- Active** - guest users having signed in the last 90 days\
\- **Inactive** - guest users that has not signed in the last 90 days

**Sign-in Status:**\
Filter for guest users that have **Never signed in** and guest users that have **Signed in**.

**Account:**\
**- Enabled** - Enabled guest users\
\- **Inactive** - Disabled guest users

**Domain Type:**\
Filter for if the guest account is from a **Managed** or **Unmanaged** domain. [Read here](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/users/clean-up-unmanaged-accounts) for more information.&#x20;

**User Principal Name:**\
Free text search for a guests user name. Report will update accordingly.

### Focus and Breakdown section

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The **Focus Table** shows the distribution of **active** and **inactive** guests.&#x20;

The **Breakdown Table** shows the distribution of guests from different mail domains or sponsors

Sponsors was introduced in July 2023 and from then the inviting user was set as sponsor. It is possible to assign up to 5 users and groups as sponsors for one user object in Entra ID. If more than one sponsor field will contain a semicolon separated list. If groups are set as sponsor we prefix the group display name with Group:"Group Display Name" in the semicolon separated list.

### User details table with column selector

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The **user details table** lists all guest users in scope of your filtering selections. The table has a default set of columns. You can change these to your preferences using the **columns selector**.&#x20;


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