I agree, but there is a known work-around.If you enter some ridiculously high number -- like 10000 -- in the page navigation, it will back you up to the last page of the report.

The current ReportBuilder filter lets you either exclude things or include them, but nothing more complex. In SC, I can do an overall "and" vs. "or" but on any number or mix of includes/excludes. For example, I want a report on all Channels/sections with the word "baseball" or "basketball" but none ...

IMHO, I don't think that business model works for an existing paid product in this economy. A) You risk losing some paying customers who are looking to cut back and realize they can do without some features. B) You have to move/invest resources in a product line with no revenue potential. I know, op...

ReportBuilder is very powerful, but for us lacks two key elements from the SiteCatalyst UI.... 1. I can specify a number of ranked records to pull, but there is no way to get the report total that is provided on the bottom of every SC report page. 2. As stated in another idea for the SC interface, w...

Oh sorry, I had forgotten about that one -- and I had even promoted it!I was really pushing for adding it to ReportBuilder but then remembered it wasn't in the UI either.I'll restate as one of two improvements to ReportBuilder.

We often need to determine how many unique items (page names, sections, products, etc) contributed to the "total" metric in a report.We can sometimes try to page-forward some significant number to find the end -- thanks for that -- but it should be a something shown at the bottom of the page near th...

With clearly established leaders in this space, isn't it time we classify FaceBook, Twitter, Linked in, etc. as you do with search engines? This is does not replace the need for:      Make Referring Domains classifiable via SAINT     http://ideas.omniture.com/t5/Omniture-Idea-Exchange/Make-Referring...

When we say we want to know "How many people visited my site 3 times last week?" and call the answer an indicator of loyalty, we are kidding ourselves. There is a big difference between someone who hits your site 3 times in one day and someone who comes back 3 different days over a given week or mon...

I think this covers it: http://ideas.omniture.com/t5/Omniture-Idea-Exchange/Add-double-axis-charts-to-site-metrics /idc-p/618#M578 Add double-axis charts to site metricsYou should be able to view, for example, Page Views and Visitors in the same table and chart. One uses the left axis, the other the...

That looks promising. I think the key is to visually tie the lines to the axis to avoid confusion.Example:  The colors reinforce the difference in scale. Another option is to use columns vs. lines.For charting multiple series per axis, you could use either color shades -- dark to light of color x fo...