I am not sure what type of website this is, what variables your client wants, or how the URLs/site is structured, but will try to weigh in on your ask.One option would be to write JavaScript that looks for URL patterns and matches those to specific values you want recorded in your dimensions.  For e...

I'm interested in finding a straightforward way to isolate a visitor's traffic source in one location in Adobe Analytics. The idea being that I can export this data and have it be as close as I can get to a "single source of truth" for what drove a visitor to the site. I am trying to avoid having to...

Variable expirations are set in the Report Suite Manager. Your options are either time based (hour, week) or action-based (a specific s.event occurs). Dimensions, such as cities, are not available as out-of-the-box options. Note that ITP (Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) and Adobe Analytics) wi...

Adobe Analytics won't capture any campaign tracking code until you have configured the Util.getQueryParam. The configuration involves letting Adobe Analytics know what parameter to look for in the URL (e.g. "cid"), referred to as the "key". If there are multiple query parameters in the URL separated...

If you are using the Experience Cloud ID Service then the visitor ID will be the "mid" value. More information about unique visitor IDs can be found at Identifying Unique Visitors. While using the Adobe debugger, I've seen some organizations with both the Analytics Visitor ID (the "aid") and Experie...

If you are using Adobe DTM you can set up a Page Load Rule that populates a variable, such as an s.eVar, with a value linked to a Data Collection Query Parameter (Data Collection Query Parameters​).For example, you could set s.eVarX to capture the Experience Cloud ID, which uses the "mid" parameter....

You can't create a segment with an embedded calculated metric, such as Approximate Count Distinct.You could set up a cohort table with Countries on both the X and Y-axis and a metric like unique visitors. Unfortunately, this will only show visitors who saw both countries and will be incredibly clunk...

Creating buffers is something that I've found pretty useful in Tableau to keep visualization lines clean. Agree that it would be great if the size of the table/visualization/menu boxes in Analysis Workspace could be customized by the user.

"Then" is used to denote something that occurs in a subsequent hit. Think "A happens in one call and then B happens in a later call". The "and" operator is saying "A and B both happen in the same call". Using "then" would only count visits that saw more than one Content Hub page after clicking on an...

Using a "then" operator when building a segment is a step in the right direction if you're trying to determine the impact of an ad click. You can further constrain the operator by clicking on the clock icon, as this provides additional options for when you want the subsequent s.event or dimension va...