Under most circumstances, it is safe to ignore these line items. However if you want to remove them, you can filter them out or remove the value from the graph.
I'm trying to remove the unspecified line from reports such as search engines - natural and paid, I fully understand what it means and why its' there but I don't want it on reports going to stakeholders, I've been unable to remove it at all from a lot of reports as detailed in https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/kb/en_US/analytics/kb/none-unspecified-and-unknown.html
Is anyone able to suggest how to do it? Also the unspecified line still appears on my graphs despite unchecking the show unspecified in graphs in report settings.
All help greatly received!
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The only option is through filtering of the report [does not contain=none]. I can confirm filtering does take out the unspecified line item in the Search Engines (Natural & Paid) reports both in the ranked and the trended views:
Best,
Brian
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Under most circumstances, it is safe to ignore these line items. However if you want to remove them, you can filter them out or remove the value from the graph.
Some backend data variables use the value ::unspecified::
in reporting, though it is not shown in the interface. If a search filter fails to exclude data, try using this value (including the colons) or another value listed above such as 'None' or 'Unknown'.
The only option is through filtering of the report [does not contain=none]. I can confirm filtering does take out the unspecified line item in the Search Engines (Natural & Paid) reports both in the ranked and the trended views:
Best,
Brian
>>>
Under most circumstances, it is safe to ignore these line items. However if you want to remove them, you can filter them out or remove the value from the graph.
Some backend data variables use the value ::unspecified::
in reporting, though it is not shown in the interface. If a search filter fails to exclude data, try using this value (including the colons) or another value listed above such as 'None' or 'Unknown'.
Many thanks, "none" was the only option I didn't try! Will remember that for future!
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I have tried all of the options to exclude ::Unspecified:: as in the articles and different strategies you referenced in the Search Keywords report. Used all of the options (None, Other, Unknown, Unspecified) with semicolons, without, etc...It is still not excluding from the search. This is needed to go to leadership and I'm having no luck removing this line item. Any additional suggestions?
Thanks!
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Hi Katrina,
You can exclude this using a segment. Create a segment with the definition Search Keywords - does not equal - Unspecified and apply it to the report.
This should work out, let me know in case it doesn't.
Thanks!
TM
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