Hi @Lux6 have you considered creating a segment that captures the marketing channel in question? It's unclear from the screenshot shared what target the line chart should visualise. I have set-up a filter within the analytics workspace freeform table which works as it should (only the filtered items...

@Amruthesh_AG By default, the IP address sent to Adobe will be hashed and thus not available in analytics reporting. 

Hi @Amruthesh_AG I'm wondering if the IP addresses are all within a specific range, could you consider using something like a wildcard indicator to pick all and exclude within that range? From Analytics Workspace > Admin > All admin > Exclude by IP 

Hi @Naveen_KumarPr , you will need an eVar/prop that will pick-up the values specified in the query parameter or create one if not available. The link below can be useful https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/implementation/use-cases/campaign-tracking

Hi @skatofiabah, it might be worth considering total seconds spent against visits which do not include the last/single hit on a page.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/components/dimensions/time-spent-on-page

You could consider creating a segment for each product, i.e., Shoes, Garments, Furniture then create calculated metrics based on them. As below example, You can use link clicks instance in place of visits if that's what you are tracking. Not sure about showing them in a single column but you can hav...

If I understood this correctly, you are looking to exclude hits where IDs  P1234, P2345 or P3456 are present. So, a single exclude option will filter out if all segments are built in the same contain as shown in the screenshot shared. You can create the segment and then test to see if the result ret...

You can use a single segment, for exampleSegment 1ORSegment 2OR Segment 3 Then from options, exclude the hits where the above conditions are met. 

I concur with @MandyGeorge if all campaigns track the same metrics, your freeform table will look as below example