While we would love to offer limitless trending reports through ReportBuilder, ensuring reliable and consistent performance from the service requires that we limit requests to 365 periods of time at any granularity. From the text in your submission, it sounds like you wish to view daily data for two years of time. There are two workarounds for this currently: you can split your request into two requests in ReportBuilder, or you can make the request using Data Extract or DataWarehouse. We are reg...

Along with the announcement of the new five solutions at Summit, I am pleased to announce that ReportBuilder is now included free of charge to any customer on the new Adobe Analytics Standard or Premium contracts. That means an unlimited number of licenses for all your company's users!

Within the next few weeks! I will update the status of the idea as soon as it's available.

In terms of VBA/macro support for ReportBuilder requests, the following Exchange Idea is currently in progress and will be released in the near future: http://ideas.omniture.com/t5/Adobe-Idea-Exchange-for-Omniture/Reportbuilder-Add-VBA-suppor t-to-trigger-data-refresh-from-a/idc-p/9407#M5396

This comment will be long and technical in nature but will hopefully provide a sneak preview of what you will be able to do from VBA in Excel with ReportBuilder: Prerequisite: the user needs to have logged into ARB before invoking the any of the following macros functions. 1) The following macro will refresh all ARB requests in the Active workbook. Sub RefreshAllReportBuilderRequests() Dim addIn As COMAddIn Dim automationObject As Object Dim success As Boolean 'First step is to invoke the Report...

That's an interesting concept. Perhaps we could expand our custom date functions to include items such as Current Week's Month (cwm) to select the month's date based on the first day of the week as opposed to the current date. Of course, you then run into issues based on the perceived first day of the week, but it could work if measures are taken to account for that. What do you think, ablank?

Those are great suggestions FedericoC, While you are correct the latest version of Excel for Mac supports VBA, unfortunately it does not support VSTO (a.k.a. .NET) or COM Add-Ins as of yet. Also, the Mono project does not support Office add-ins yet, but we are always on the lookout for technologies or solutions to help us solve this problem.