When looking at a statistics table, what is one way to drill down to see the underlying events?

Drilling down to see the underlying events in a statistics table is effectively accomplished by interacting directly with the data presented. Clicking on any field value in the table allows you to navigate to detailed information associated with that specific data point. This action typically provides a view of the raw events related to the selected field value, enabling a deeper investigation into the data that aggregates to create the statistic shown in the table.

While creating a pivot table focuses on summarizing or restructuring data for a clearer view of relationships among variables, it does not provide direct access to the underlying events. Viewing a report in a dashboard presents a broader overview, but it is not necessarily interactive in the same way that clicking on a table's field value is. Lastly, clicking on the visualizations tab leads to visual representations of data that may abstract away the fine details necessary for drilling down. Thus, the most effective way to access the underlying events is through individual field interactions in the statistics table.