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Google Chrome is gaining market share every month, not to mention that it is the fastest browser I have ever used SiteCatalyst in, and the best, yet Omniture will not support any issues while using Chrome. I think that Omniture should really consider supporting such a great browser. 

We have a lot of reports like everybody else and a lot of rows in those reports, if we want to correlate all of these rows at once the only option we have is:- apply 5 * 5- apply the rest manually This is painfull, can you add a breakdown option to the full report?

We have scheduled reports that sometimes need to be re-run manually.These scheduled reports are sent via FTP and another company imports them in an application.When we need to re-run the reports and send them manually, the column names are different and it breaks their application. It looks like the scheduled version and the Send Now version follow two different naming conventions.Can we have them both follow the Scheduled version? Currently I believe they follow this naming convention:TypeNaming ConventionScheduled Daily[Metric Name] + "(" + [Segment Name] + "+" + [Segment Filter Name] + ")"Send Now[Segment Filter Name] + "+" + [Metric Name] + "(" + [Segment Name] + ")" Thank you

We are really missing the Pathfinder report in SC15, which together with the Full Path report (which has also been removed) is helping us optimize flows

I've been told that Discover samples based on complex algorithms.  However, it would be great to know some standard guidelines to minimize this behavior or the ability to turn off sampling in crucial situations.  There are times when I simply cannot wait on a Data Warehouse request to get delivered and I need to drill in deep enough in Discover to see what is impacting specific user types.  Sampling throws this analysis off.

Aside from the Page View report, it is very cumbersome to trend data in Discover - for instance, if i need to trend data monthly over a six month period, i need to create six separate columns and adjust the time period using the sliding bar at the bottom of the window. if Discover could have an elegant trending feature a la Site Catalyst, this would be a great new feature.

I often run into a situation where I have a segment in Discover that has many different segment rules built directly into the container (not just nested elements), and then I realize towards the end that I really wanted to use a different type of container (e.g. Page View instead of Visit). It would save a great deal of time and reduce the risk of error if I could just edit the container type from within the Rule Builder wizard.  For instance, where it says "Name: Visit" when going to edit a Visit container (refer to attachment for example), it would be awesome to have an option underneath that box that says "Container Type: Visit" with the option to select a different container type from a drop down list. I could also see this being useful when sharing segments with others.  They may want to use 95% of the segment I've created, and just change the container type.  Again, this would be a huge time saver.

Lately someone asked me for segmentated data on videoviews (e.g. city, age, etc). I expected videodata to be available in Datawarehouse, but discovered it is not. It would be great to have metrics such as videoviews and videovisits available in Datawarehouse so all users will be able to create excellent actionable insights on videovisits :-)

Ever since its inception, it has not been possible to run a Discover report that crosses over from say November to June of the next year.  Over the years, they have made it so you can see a few months of data (say from Nov until Feb of the next year), but we need the ability to pull any date range in Discover.  Thanks!

It would be great if Discover would use the same the customized calendar settings that are configured in Site Catalyst for a given report suite.

I would like to be able to break down a report by week (or day or month).  For example, right now I have set up a workspace in Discover where for a particular Display Campaign, I have the multiple reports (with the same metrics) broken down by Website, Creative Type, Creative Size (all classifications) and Landing Page.  I would also like a report that has the exact same set-up, just broken down by week. I can create a similar report by creating a weekly report, adding in the relevant metrics and then segmenting for that Display Campaign.  However this is not as straight forward, particularly when I have metrics which are actually segments (Visits in which a particular page was viewed).

This is a request for Adobe to enhance Discover such that it can handle dates much more effectively and offer more flexibility in order that frequently accessed Projects are much more usable and I can stop wasting several hours every week.Let me explain … Let’s assume that on 22nd March I created a Project and set the date range to “this year”.  Each time I open this project after 22nd March the Project will no longer be using the date range ”this year” but instead it will show data just from 1 Jan to 21 Mar.  If I update the date range and resave the Project, this new date range is ignored and the original period is still applied next time I open it. This is frustrating and detracts from the usefulness of Discover for Projects that I need to access often, rather than those which have been created just for one-off analysis. Suggestions on how Discover should handle dates: When I save a Project, I need the ability to set the date range for the Project.  This should over right the initia

As a new Discover user, I find it strange that the tool changes the date filter when I change segments.  Often times, I'll copy a report into the same workspace so that I can keep everything about the report the same (table metrics, date period), but view for a different segment.  For example: Workspace:  Quarter (3 months of data total) 1.  Create report for March only (a subset of all available data in project), no segments ("Total" report)2.  Copy report into same workspace3.  Put filter for "Men purchasers' over table to get a segmented report At step 3, once I put a filter on the report, the default behavior is to reset the report over entire time period, instead of keeping the time period from the original copied report. Want: Create 'Men purchasers' report for MarchGet:  'Men Purchasers' report for Entire Quarter

I simply want to see all order #s whereby the count of the products purchased is >1.  I can run my EVAR for the order # or the purchased id. I can then in Discover drill down on products purchased--but to roll up all the ones whereby 2+ products were purchased is difficult.  I'm resorting to using Datawarehouse to do this & then put the results into in MS Access so I can group by order # & count on products. 

Sharing one Discover liscense doesn't really work well for our team since we don't currently have one person, but several and they all need to get in and use it at exactly the same time ( month end).  Yet if you added up their hours of use, they wouldn't approach a single person's full time use for this feature.    I would rather we have the liscense allow multiple users login and use it simultaneously and if you use more than 40 hours pers week per organization of logged in time, then you should buy another 'seat' or liscense.   This would be more in line with how many of your customers use it I imagine and more fair. thanks for considering.joan king

The 500k unique limit in Site Catalyst and Discover is hampering your product.  Having to attempt to work around this issue put unnecessary complexities into your product.  Discover did not use to have this problem, but recently it has.  Increase or get rid of this limit altogether. Thanks.

Since Digg has millions of stories on our site, we always run into the "Uniques Exceeded" issue for story-level reports (Diggs by stories, shares by stories, etc.). after the first few days of the month.  I'd then have to go into Data Warehouse or Discover if I want a particular query such as, Most Shared Stories this month, or all stories with the keyword "cat," for example. Ideally we wouldn't have the 500,000 unique records limitation in SiteCatalyst, but i can imagine the performance issues associated with that.  As an alternative, I'd like to see a the 500,000 records with the MOST, say, pageviews or instances, or whatever the default metrics is for that particular report. 

I would like to see an option for seeing how the same visitor(s) pathed across my site over a XX day period such that it includes paths from multiple visits.  SInce this is probably resource intensive, I would be ok with this only being on a subset of visits or visits matching a segment criteria.

Almost all of our report delayed today. This situation appeared many times before china's long public holidays. I think you should add more resource to guarantee the report completed on time.

We learned through trial and error that Report Builder does not support a 64bit version of Microsoft Office. We are using Office 2010 for Windows 7. After I spoke with Client Care, they confirmed there are no plans to support a 64bit version at this time. The purpose of this post is to find out what does it take to get a 64bit version on your radar so it can be supported? We just purchased 3 more licenses (4 total), but doing so will requires more managers to downgrade to 32bit Microsoft Office 2010.

support 64-bit versions of Excel for ReportBuilder and ExcelClient

Excel 2010 has been out for 2 years and supports 64 bit. The ReportBuilder plugin only works in 32 bit.Will a 64 bit version of ReportBuilder be available soon? This improvement will allow excel users to dramatically increase the speed of the program, which will increase productivity. I'd also like to see this program finally available for Mac OS.  

Office 2010 has been out for a year.  Excel Client and Report Builder do not work in Office 2010 32 or 64 bit.  Support Excel Client and Report Builder in both Office 2010 32 and 64 bit versions!  Simple as that.

I hate to compare to GA, but they have this.  SiteCatalyst is still better, but sometimes there's a report or two that is so useful that it's surprising that it isn't in SiteCatalyst out of the box. Days Before First Purchase Report is good, but I want to be able to see the ongoing Days Before Purchase.  Then I would like to use segments to look at first time purchasers or anything else it's capable of showing. I'd also like an ongoing Visits Before Purchase as well.

Please include the ability for the Visitor zip code data to have a data correlation. Thank you.