Hi Joris! Thanks for this idea. The ability to copy out of a table is one of the upcoming features that our team is currently working on. You can see the full list here: http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/analytics-forum/freeform-analysis.topic.html/forum__lctk-there_are_anumbero.ht...

Hi Maxime, This is actually a feature that we are working on right now, for inclusion soon. At the moment, only Admin users can see projects once they have been shared, even though the tool does allow you to share with non-admins. This should change later this spring. Thanks!Ben

Hi Maria, Next to the name of the eVar in the table, there should be a filter icon which brings up the dialogue to filter the results:[img]Screen Shot 2015-03-20 at 10.47.41 AM.png[/img]Let me know if you don't see it!Thanks,Ben

Good suggestion, Susan. I think we picked 200 because that's the limit in Reports & Analytics (and then we added pagination so you could view additional results), but I'll bring up with our engineering team the possibility of going beyond 200. (This will also be easier when CSV export is available, ...

Hi @Smatty! Thank you so much for the feedback. Some comments/answers are inline below: Smatty wrote... Really love the tool! Some comments to make it even better: Where do saved projects go and how do I find and open ones that I've saved?On the left nav, if you go to Components > Manage Projects, y...

Hi Jennifer! We sure are targeting a feature along those lines to give you more control over the layout of a project, both in the Analysis Workspace, and in other workspaces that you might create for your colleagues. (For example, you might want to create a project with multiple tables side by side,...

Good question; this is the first I've heard of it. I'll follow up with our engineering team and let you know. Thanks for bringing this to our attention! 

Hi Scott. I was able to reproduce this. I'll file a bug with our development team. Thank you for testing and for submitting this! 

Andy: Our engineering team took a look at this. The way that fuzzy search works is that if it can spell the word you typed out of the letters/numbers in a dimension name, it will show those results (albeit lower than a dimension name that matches more directly, which is why the dimensions you were l...

Hi Andy. Not sure what is happening here. We do use "fuzzy" search, so we try to guess what you're trying to ask for (for example if you mis-type and search for "rervenu" it should return Revenue correctly), but I don't know why that would cause completely unrelated results to return. I'll file a bu...