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Segment to display only pages with more than 100 pageviews.
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Well the problem here is that your segment is looking at "HIT" level, so you cannot have 100 or more "page views" on a single hit.
Visit and Visitor Segments also won't work for you, as those are locked to a single user's Visit (i.e. that page must have been viewed 100 times in the same visit) or to a single Visitor's lifetime (i.e. that page must of been viewed 100 times by the same user).
I don't think there is a way to segment this specifically....
Now, one thing you can do (but it's not the most ideal), is to use a calculated metric using an IF statement and GREATER THAN OR EQUAL statement to restrict the page views for items over X (in your case 100), then if it's not, show "0", however, the pages will still show in the list in your table, but their PV count won't be included in the total.
Again, this may not be the intended display you are looking for... but this is the closest I can think of to get you what you want.
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Well the problem here is that your segment is looking at "HIT" level, so you cannot have 100 or more "page views" on a single hit.
Visit and Visitor Segments also won't work for you, as those are locked to a single user's Visit (i.e. that page must have been viewed 100 times in the same visit) or to a single Visitor's lifetime (i.e. that page must of been viewed 100 times by the same user).
I don't think there is a way to segment this specifically....
Now, one thing you can do (but it's not the most ideal), is to use a calculated metric using an IF statement and GREATER THAN OR EQUAL statement to restrict the page views for items over X (in your case 100), then if it's not, show "0", however, the pages will still show in the list in your table, but their PV count won't be included in the total.
Again, this may not be the intended display you are looking for... but this is the closest I can think of to get you what you want.
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