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'report_wan_levels' => {
	'1' => {
 		"name"=>"Default",
		"description" => "The Default report contains a modest default level of details.",
		"extras" => "ResponseTime,InOutErrorDiscards,AvgMaxInOutBits",
 	},
 	'2' => {
 		"name"=>"Full Detail",
 		"description" => "The Full Detail report includes all known options.",
 		"extras" => "ResponseTime,InOutErrorDiscards,AvgMaxInOutBits,ErrPct,ErrExc,DiscPct,DiscExc,Util95,UtilExc",
 	},
},

Simply copy one of the default existing definition block blocks and paste it after just before the first last closing curly brace, then amend the level definition: First your custom detail level needs to be given an index number and name which define the order and entry text on the menu page. Second, the description text for all report levels will be shown in the right column on the menu page, so it should be kept short. Finally, the entry headed extras defines what extra columns are to be included in your report. Insert only option names from the table above and separate them by single commas. The order of columns in the report is fixed and how you order your extras is not relevant.

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