Ah, actually, it looks like these columns are dynamic.. I use this functionality so infrequently...  I usually curate the columns for consistency, a lot of people get confused by having columns move around week to week or month to month... but I can see for some uses, this being handy.   It looks li...

I agree with @bjoern__koth the forum is mostly users, while some Adobe folks will check it periodically (they mostly monitor the Ideas area to get ideas for new features).   When it comes to errors, especially something like this where it's very specifically coming from the server, is definitely a t...

Just to clarify, I believe you are talking about when you have a metric and you drag a dimension underneath it to filter:     And the result is the top 5 items:     It's worth noting, that these items, once added aren't really dynamic... if a new page type becomes popular (and has more hits than o...

Thanks for the laugh!

No problem @Sergei_Kalinichenko also, continuing the conversation here may help the original poster, and anyone who comes across this post encountering the same problem.   You are correct, our Android share seemed unimpacted... that said, our website seems to have a fairly even split between iOS and...

Good luck, and ok, the quick segments and being a test campaign explain the low values. But I agree, there shouldn't be an exit without an occurrence... that's wild.

I a seeing similar data in my system... I assume this might be due to the lower traffic pages being more susceptible to hash collision (which is part of the way that Adobe handles some of the performance issues by hashing values)... but periodically, different values will identify as the same... nor...

Right, there is also the concept of people who have downloaded your PDFs... anything downloaded already is lost... embedding tracking into your PDFs would track moving forward, if people save a copy to their computers; but still, the authoring becomes complex.   If you do a wrapper it's easy to cont...

I think you are talking about creating a Data Lake, where you take data from AA and data from your other systems and map then together, and report on it...   There is some data import capabilities in Adobe, I haven't used that personally... but I think a Data Lake is a lot more flexible... it's also...

Creating a wrapper is a decent idea, but it won't get around the PDFs themselves being indexed directly by Google...   Unless this is paired with blocking your PDFs from being indexed (again, I think this needs to be a part of the PDF rendering and would require re-authoring all the PDFs)   But if y...