# Compare Heatmaps Across Date Ranges

Browsee continuously collects data on your heatmap pages. The continuous heatmaps allow you to compare your click, scroll, and attention heatmaps vis-a-vis for any page changes across two time ranges in the collection period.

![Compare Heatmaps across Time Ranges](/files/-MINyqPjYBXaZWxGc6yf)

### How to do a vis-a-vis comparison in heatmaps?

* Go to your heatmap
* Click on the button next to the date range at the top right corner

![](/files/-MIO7l5Xh7_SMWXjqmLF)

* Click on the button "Compare Two TimeRanges" as shown

![](/files/-MIO7oNWAgSIFKv0Q61L)

* You will now see a modal where you can choose two different time ranges for which you wish to compare your click, scroll, and attention heatmaps

![Choose your dates to compare](/files/-MIO2sdoiNhgABjkmwQC)

* Click on the buttons to start choosing the date range and then click apply

![Choose the dates and click Apply](/files/-MIO3EbpJ8IpAWdVLyRJ)

* Do the same for the second date range
* Click on compare to vis-a-vis compare your heatmaps between two date ranges

![Compare heatmaps across two time ranges](/files/-MIO3sSA5RcctHzcMVGO)

* Change between scroll, attention, and click maps to exactly see the effect of nay page changes on user engagement. 


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