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It is easy to get in a Workspace table. Use the metric Entry page.
There is also an Entries metric. For a given dimension, Entries records the first element seen for that dimension as an entry. Only one entry exists per dimension per visit. Entry is a dimension based metric rather than a visit based metric. It is not necessarily the first hit of the visit if a dimension item is not initially set in the visit. Once set for a dimension item, the value is persisted for the rest of the visit.
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It is easy to get in a Workspace table. Use the metric Entry page.
There is also an Entries metric. For a given dimension, Entries records the first element seen for that dimension as an entry. Only one entry exists per dimension per visit. Entry is a dimension based metric rather than a visit based metric. It is not necessarily the first hit of the visit if a dimension item is not initially set in the visit. Once set for a dimension item, the value is persisted for the rest of the visit.
Yes, to add to @RobertBlakeley's great answer, if you need to see your pages by PVs, Entries, Vs, UVs, etc,
You can use the standard "Page" dimension, and the Entries metric side by side with those standard metrics:
You can even create calculated metrics for PVs/Entries or PV/Visits, etc to show as columns here.
