Hi Nick,There isn't a way in R&A to do first touch attribution if your tracking code is set up to be last touch. However you could allocate another Custom Conversion eVar tracking code variable and set it up to be first touch that would enable that type of segmentation logic.Best,Brian

Hi Paul,You have a few options- you could bookmark the specific reports with your filtered logic applied and that will save your settings in your left menu rail. Also you could apply a segment filter against the overall report and that might also meet your needs.Best,Brian

At this time you can't group segments into folders, but you can use tags to organize your segments. If you have direct feedback on this feature option for PM I recommend posting in the Adobe Idea Exchange: http://ideas.omniture.com/Tagging Segments Review:https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/e...

I would bet that Time Prior to Event is not available through inline API segmentation. Best course would be to build as explicit segment to build into your API calls.Best,Brian

The dates with the standard Gregorian calendar are set to Sunday through Saturday. So your Report Builder formula will produce the observed results, because your rolling date range is spanning across definitions of a week (Sunday to Saturday). An alternative would be to set your rolling date range t...

'None' is simply the count of the given dimension value against the metric(s) you have pulled into the given report view. If you feel this is in error per your implementation coding design then I would explore the 'none' portion of the report and break it down by site content variable to pull apart ...

DTM= Dynamic Tag Managementhttp://www.adobe.com/solutions/digital-marketing/dynamic-tag-management.htmlBest,Brian

Hi Joe,Now that all custom traffic variables can be enabled with full pathing I feel that is a strong option in most of these cases. You would only have to allocate a designated 'form' custom traffic variable and then on each request you can distinguish the form and track along as users proceed thro...

Hi Darryn,You can try to use sequential segmentation on one level to attack, but as you note you have to know which specific eVar values are in play to specify the change from eVar X to eVar Y. There is not a way out of the box in Adobe Analytics that allows for wildcard detection of changes evarN.v...

Hi,You may need to reach out to Consulting if you originally procured the plugin that way. You could try reaching out to Customer Care, but they may direct to Consulting.Best,Brian