Export your campaigns from Mailchimp, drop the CSV, and see opens over time, your click rate, the campaigns that landed and how each audience responded — without squinting at the Reports tab.
Mailchimp's Reports tab is fine campaign by campaign, slow for a read across the whole send list. Export the campaigns CSV and this builds the view you actually want: opens over time, the click rate, which campaigns landed, and how each audience responded.
Campaigns → Export, or Reports → Export. The columns it gives you — Send Date, Campaign Title, Audience, Type, Recipients, Opens, Clicks — are all this needs.
The Opens column is recognized as the headline number, with Recipients and Clicks read alongside it. Send Date becomes the time axis, so the trend draws itself.
Total opens, the trend over time, top campaigns by opens, click rate, and breakdowns by Audience and Type — click any bar to filter the whole view.
Everything you check after a campaign goes out, arranged automatically from the raw export.
Total Opens up top, with the trend over time so a strong send or a quiet week is obvious at once.
The Campaign Title column becomes a top-campaigns breakdown — see which subject line actually pulled people in, not just which went out last.
Audience and Type split out, so you can tell whether your VIPs or your prospects open more, and how automations stack up against regular sends.
Your campaign data is parsed locally and never leaves your browser — subscriber counts and titles included. Verify in DevTools → Network.