Cisco WCS client count report - client count figures cumulative or concurrent?

Hi, 
Just want to clarify the "assoicated client count" and "Authenticated client count" values from WCS Client count report concurrent or cumculative?
The client count report in excel format:
Total Client Count
Total Count
Event Time
Associated Client Count
Authenticated Client Count
total
Sun Oct 12 23:59:59 HKT 2014
3992
3854
total
Mon Oct 13 23:59:59 HKT 2014
7838
7289
total
Tue Oct 14 23:59:59 HKT 2014
7724
7124
total
Wed Oct 15 23:59:59 HKT 2014
6849
6336
total
Thu Oct 16 23:59:59 HKT 2014
5908
5530
total
Fri Oct 17 23:59:59 HKT 2014
1240
1228
total
Sat Oct 18 23:59:59 HKT 2014
1040
1031
Client Count
AP Name
Base Radio MAC
Event Time
Associated Client Count
Authenticated Client Count
AP-EDHB-018
08:1f:f3:23:23:10
Mon Oct 13 23:59:59 HKT 2014
160
157
AP-EDHB-018
08:1f:f3:23:23:10
Tue Oct 14 23:59:59 HKT 2014
121
120
AP-EDHB-018
08:1f:f3:23:23:10
Wed Oct 15 23:59:59 HKT 2014
95
95
AP-EDHB-018
08:1f:f3:23:23:10
Thu Oct 16 23:59:59 HKT 2014
94
94
AP-EDHB-018
08:1f:f3:23:23:10
Fri Oct 17 23:59:59 HKT 2014
6
6
AP-EDHB-018
08:1f:f3:23:23:10
Sat Oct 18 23:59:59 HKT 2014
3
3
AP-EDHB-019
08:1f:f3:23:24:30
Sun Oct 12 23:59:59 HKT 2014
38
38
AP-EDHB-019
08:1f:f3:23:24:30
Mon Oct 13 23:59:59 HKT 2014
113
110
AP-EDHB-019
08:1f:f3:23:24:30
Tue Oct 14 23:59:59 HKT 2014
110
109
AP-EDHB-018 have 160 assoicated client count reported.  Really mean there were 160 wireless client assoicated at a moment or there were a totally 160 connected at that day?
Any idea?
Dick 

Hi Kayle,
Thanks for the response.  I think you are talking about this in the above.
Reports > Report Launch Pad > Client > Client Count > Client Count Report Details
then
AP by Floor Area  and select "All Campus", "All Building", "All Floor"
By doing this I get 700+ APs daily client count in graphical (pdf) view and need to go through manually each graph to identify the top 50, top 100 in a given day.
Is it possible to only filter the top 50, 100 APs ?
I would like see my daily report gives something similar to the below
AP Name    Max Client Count
AP01               96
AP02               83
AP50               20
Would it possible to get something like this from WCS reports ?
Thanks
Rasika

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