That is a cool way to do it. Thanks for sharing. Very helpful.

cathym3173229​​ Thanks! Super helpful!

cathym3173229​ Super helpful context and yes it is something we are looking very seriously at. How are you thinking about doing remote debugging in Chrome/Safari?. Is it a wrapped web view or something different?

This is something we are researching. For the row limit piece you can get more rows if you paginate (e.g. use the top and startingWith for a dimension), does this solve the problem or am I missing something about your suggestion?

@julienP I like the idea. What types of things would you use to indicate a rule is broken?

That IS interesting. Thanks for sharing! I will definitely check that out.

Very Helpful. What do you think Charles does well and what doesn't it do well?

As for the January Release you can now use date ranges in segments including rolling date ranges. This should let you do what you are looking for. Just create a segment for previous month or previous year and add it to the derived metric. Also as a shortcut in Analysis Workspace you right click on any metric column and add a time comparison column. This will let you do the same thing as well. This doesn't totally solve your use case becuase it isn't based of off the report date but it is based o...

You are definitely right on point #2. That is a risk, especially if you get more than one level or recursion (e.g. seg#1 uses calc metric #1 which uses seg#2 which uses cal metric #2 which uses seg #1). Though one we might be able to mitigate that one. The other issue is that not all calculations make sense on a visitor, visit or hit level. For example, bounce rate for visits is either 1 or 0, average order value for a hit container is also meaningless. Only at the aggregate level does it become...