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JohnRog
JohnRog
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May 11, 2021
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Zeroes Appearing in Row Results in Free Form Table

I keep getting these "0" value rows in my free form table. I have tried creating a segment that excludes visits or page views if they are not "greater than zero". Has anyone ever had this issue? Is this possibly related to our implementation of Adobe Analytics? I have already tried adding the page view or visits metric exclusion in my segment, but it is not working (i.e. page view is greater than 0).

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@johnrog 

Meanwhile, I know I've blurred out a lot here, but hopefully this gets the point across, because it has to do with how segmentation and specific variables behave, particularly when you break down variables.  The first variable is a navigation variable, and I am breaking it down by a success dimension, and then I'm showing the Unique Visitors in one column and the success metric for the first eVar in the second column and the breakdown evar's metric is in the THIRD column.  You'll notice I have ZEROES in the second column, which is perfectly fine, but I would have to explain that to someone who does not normally use Adobe Analytics.

For the sake of argument, let's say for All unique visitors who come to the website, I want to see all navigation clicks who are first clicking specific navigation sections on the top of the site, but then how many people sign up for the newsletter through a specific interface?
Make sense?

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jeff_bloomer
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
jeff_bloomerCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
May 11, 2021

Hi @johnrog,

An output in your data the way you describe it would likely not have to do with the implementation itself.  Are you observing these zeroes at the base levels of your report or in breakouts?
Being a visual person, if you could just provide couple of visuals of what you're encountering, it would be very helpful, even if you have to blur out some headings to protect your data.

Thanks!

    JohnRog
    JohnRogAuteur
    Level 2
    May 13, 2021
    I am seeing the zero in the break out or rows.
    PratheepArunRaj
    Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
    PratheepArunRajCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
    Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
    May 12, 2021

    Dear John,

    If you use metrics like Exit Rate, Bounce Rate, Entry Rate etc., you will see the values with '0' because these metrics are common to visits and thus will not apply to individual line items.

    Thank You, Pratheep Arun Raj B | Xerago | Terryn Winter Analytics

    Thank You, Pratheep Arun Raj B (Arun) | Xerago | Terryn Winter Analytics
      jeff_bloomer
      Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
      jeff_bloomerCommunity Advisor and Adobe ChampionRéponse
      Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
      May 13, 2021

      @johnrog 

      Meanwhile, I know I've blurred out a lot here, but hopefully this gets the point across, because it has to do with how segmentation and specific variables behave, particularly when you break down variables.  The first variable is a navigation variable, and I am breaking it down by a success dimension, and then I'm showing the Unique Visitors in one column and the success metric for the first eVar in the second column and the breakdown evar's metric is in the THIRD column.  You'll notice I have ZEROES in the second column, which is perfectly fine, but I would have to explain that to someone who does not normally use Adobe Analytics.

      For the sake of argument, let's say for All unique visitors who come to the website, I want to see all navigation clicks who are first clicking specific navigation sections on the top of the site, but then how many people sign up for the newsletter through a specific interface?
      Make sense?

        JohnRog
        JohnRogAuteur
        Level 2
        May 13, 2021
        What about when all the columns are zero? I even excluded entries that were less than 1. I would post an image but don't know how. LOL
          jeff_bloomer
          Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
          jeff_bloomerCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
          Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
          May 13, 2021

          Here's the thing about "0."  Sometimes the value that's being displayed as zero may be a value that is actually less than zero, but it's not being displayed because it's being rounded UP.
          However, I also see Bounce Rate as one of your Success Metrics, and like @pratheeparunraj said, that's why you're seeing zero results as well.

            jantzen_b
            Adobe Employee
            jantzen_bAdobe Employee
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            May 24, 2021
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