Hi Tomo, Can you please provide some example like screen shot. Cheers. Alexis Cazes

The reports you're looking at should include those visitors who reject cookies, as long as you have at least H25.3 or higher (or any appmeasurement.js implementation).You can see this article for more information: http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/sc/implement/visid_fallback.html

Participation metrics should only check to see if a value existed in the visit, and if so, simply give it full credit for the event. Duplicate values in the visit do not matter. This means for:Visit 1: A > B > C > C > A > D (event1)Visit 2: B > A > D (event1)Viewing the pages report with event 1 participation:A: 2B: 2C: 1 2I've validated this with a several individuals internally here, and will have the documentation on participation metrics updated with this info.

Hi,Thanks for reaching out to the community. Could you tell me which report exactly you are viewing ? Also let me know your DW request ID.Regards,TM

Hi Tomo,I don't believe there is an undo function in Ad Hoc and I would recommend saving your project versions frequently AND/OR creating multiple identical workspace views at once so you can alter without concern.Best,Brian

The Total in R&A interface counts the "Inside your site" as well. This line item is only available in Data Warehouse.You can try to schedule a file and compare the numbers.You can read more about it in the Referrer Type Report Document.

You can also go into Ad-Hoc if you have access and do a visitor profile -> technology -> browsers report, select just firefox 24.0, add 'reloads' metric to the report which you can do in ad-hoc, break down by pages and then by month, sort it on reloads so you get the pages with the most reloads and can compare directly to your page views.I created a new calculated metric (page views/reloads) to see if there was a shift in my data over your time frame +/- one month and saw no real issue...