Hi @davidl55903031,   Yep, I just confirmed the same... even though the Click URL is captured, the data doesn't appear to make it to the Processing Rules to be usable in a rule.   On a page with an oid value, I tried pulling up s_objectID in the console.. I wasn't able to get it to work, it just cam...

Unfortunately, this particular display isn't possible in Adobe Analytics Workspaces...  You can only have a single breakdown at each level.   You will either have to do a breakdown of a breakdown... or create some sort of concatenation of all your UTMs into a single string.   Yes, I know that concat...

Well, first, your VISITOR segment is returning all data for the users that in the reporting period saw page A then B (this includes visits before and after this sequence.. the sequence may not even be in the same visit... they may have seen Page A on Feb 1 and Page B on Feb 26, and all page views, f...

Oh, yes... it would be a pretty big security hole to get all the parameter names without authenticating yourself, lol....   But, once you do get those values downloaded, they should remain for that suite (even if your login times out)... since "Show post processed hits" hasn't worked for over a year...

In the debugger, try using the "Refresh Report Suite Details":     For Launch, maybe a hard refresh should fix the issue (I am assuming you had Launch open, made some changes and you aren't seeing them reflected yet... so it's probably just a cache). Those don't change often, so it wouldn't be doin...

Yes, I was thinking the same thing... I believe the missing a.x.web.webpagedetails.url(Context Data) is the likely cuprit.   @Josh__Stephens I don't think you need the "c" in this. C stands for "Context Data", which Adobe already has identified with the "(Context Data)" at the end of the name...  Wh...

Have you checked your Paid Search Detection Rules?   Admin > Report Suites > (choose suite) > Edit Settings > General > Paid Search Detection   These settings drive both of the Marketing Channel rules for "Matches Paid Search Detection Rules" (what is configured in the setting above - based on known...

Unfortunately, I don't have either RTCDP or SalesForce... so I am not sure I will have a lot of input on this one... 

In our process, we don't try to filter based on a list of specific exclude_hit values... we just include anything that is exclude_hit = 0 (i.e. no exclusion)   While many of the exclude_hit values are no longer in use, it's a more robust system to simply include "0" and exclude anything else... if a...

Hmm so this is a file pulled from older data... that is interesting...    While I don't process our data feeds myself, I work with the people that do... and our data is very very close... with the exclude hit filtering and all...   I am not sure why you are getting such a huge discrepancy....     Ju...