You should be able to break these events down by the GeoLocation metrics, which are based on the user's IP address.   So dimensions like: CountriesRegionsCities   Now, if you have enabled IP Obfuscation, this might render these unusable?? I am not sure if the Geo Location is calculated before or aft...

Honestly, this is one of the reasons why I don't like Event Based Data Layers... the number of steps involved that can lead to lost tracking...   Example: User Clicks a button Rule detecting the click, to put data in to the Data Layer is triggeredData is added to the Data LayerRule to detect the Dat...

Just to add to this, while you can have multiple conditions on the rule itself, to enter the processing rule logic, you can only have a single condition on each action taken.   (Multiple "Rule" Conditions, but only one "Action" Condition)     But you can absolutely stack multiple "Actions" in a sin...

Yeah, it's sometimes a little random... if the metric is a calculated metric, like Page Views / Visits... then you often get the average in the column total... but other times, it gives you a total... I haven't fully figured out what logic is used to determine what behaviour is chosen... but as @Nic...

Why not just use the Mean function? If the data is already displayed by Day, the mean will automatically calculate the average daily value?   (Replace "Page Views" with the custom metric)     Now, this will end up with an entire column showing the average.... one of the tricks I do is to create a s...

@GiteshSharma just be aware that Data Feeds are a whole different way of pulling an manipulating data... it usually takes companies a few years to really get the process streamlined....   This is because you have to get all the SQL right to identify users and visits, you have to make sure you take t...

Marketing Channel and Referring Domains are different contexts... this breakdown is going to lead to more confusion...   A Referring Domain is a Visit level dimension, by default, Marketing Channels are 30 Days Attribution.   Now, IF you use the Marketing Channel Instance (i.e. only look at the Mark...

Ok, that's a lot of rules... and I still can't see the details of how those rules process....    In order to understand how your rules are working together, and where your visits are being set, I have to actually see the details of every rule... and give you have over 60 rules, that's a lot of logic...

Nope.. there's no cookie at all for tracking an active analytics session... all of that logic is done on the server during processing.   Is it possible the user may be doing something actively on your site (keeping their login active), but not sending any data to analytics?     Since I cannot see yo...

So there is a "First Launch" metric, which is essentially an "install" (which is part of the lifecycle metrics)... (along with Launches, Upgrades, etc)   Now, you have to keep in mind that data will only send when the app is open...   So   Scenario 1: User Downloads the AppUser never opens the app  ...