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April 13, 2022
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Editing other people's segments

  • April 13, 2022
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Hello, everyone!

What rights should be given to the user so that he can edit other people's segments?

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Best answer by vidurb80577666

@17504104 ,

Do you see the segment you wish to edit when you go to Components >> Segments? If not, click on Other filters at the left hand side bottom of segment screen >> Click on Show All. It will make all the segments visible for all the users. This is only available for Product admin users.


Open that segment, do you get Save option? If not means there could be some issue with your admin rights.

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Adobe Employee
April 13, 2022

@17504104 ,

Only an Analytics product admin can edit the segments of other users and save them. Other non-admin users with Segment creation access would be able to access and "Save As" the segment shared with them by other users means they can create a new segment by editing a segment shared with them but cannot re-save the original one. 

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Anonymous
April 13, 2022

I am an administrator, but I can't edit other people's segments. How do I get the rights to edit a segment?

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Adobe Employee
vidurb80577666Adobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
April 13, 2022

@17504104 ,

Do you see the segment you wish to edit when you go to Components >> Segments? If not, click on Other filters at the left hand side bottom of segment screen >> Click on Show All. It will make all the segments visible for all the users. This is only available for Product admin users.


Open that segment, do you get Save option? If not means there could be some issue with your admin rights.

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Anonymous
April 13, 2022

@vidurb80577666,

Thank you very much! I can edit and save segments from Components >> Segments.

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