You can change the way data is displayed in the call tree and methods grid, using the display options on the results toolbar:

• Scope: Controls which methods are displayed in the call tree or methods grid:
  • All methods: Shows all methods called during the selected period, including .NET framework class-library methods.
  • Methods with source: Shows only those methods for which the profiler can locate source code.
  • If you have selected methods with source and are not seeing certain methods that you expect,

    Filtered methods: Shows methods according to filters you have selected. For details on filtering, see Filtering below.

• Threads: filters the display of stack traces by thread.
• Timing mode: controls the way in which method timings are calculated. You can choose from:
  • Wall-clock time: includes blocking, such as waiting for I/O. Can be less reliable on virtual machines.
  • CPU time: excludes blocking.

  Note that the profiler initially records timings in CPU ticks, and converts them to milliseconds when Wall-clock time is selected. CPU tick recording can be unreliable if a process runs on more than one processor.

• Timing units: controls how to display time. You can choose from:
  • Percentages: displays the time the method took as a percentage of the period currently selected on the timeline.
  • Ticks
  • Milliseconds
  • Seconds
• Direction (call tree only): controls whether the call tree is displayed top-down (calling methods above called methods) or bottom-up (called methods above calling methods)

You can also reorder the call tree. To change the stack-trace order, click the Time With Children (%) column heading.