@TampaTodd @jlatin  It's been a while since this post was updated, but I'm glad to see #Adobe addressed it.  NOW, you can go to Edit Preferences: Select the section for Freeform Table, and then select the items you want or don't want to be defaulted in your Freeform Tables from the start.  It's mad...

I came across this issue again today and yet there has still been little visibility or movement on this one.  Commenting on it to bring it back into the top of the funnel today, hopefully.

I LOVE the fact that this topic keeps resurfacing.  It's because it's still very relevant.https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-ideas/adobe-analytics-workspace-images-in-descriptions-2-0-it-s-time/idc-p/591033 It's a security issue.  I spoke to Ben Gaines about it at #Adob...

Hi @PrakashR,A lot of these answers can be found in the online reference material:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/technotes/unspecified.html?lang=en    The reason Unspecified appears is because any data that has not been specifically identified by the Marketing Channel Processing R...

@sandhyasandheep I like to keep this particular blog referenced for just this specific reason:Conversion Variables – Part I [Inside Omniture SiteCatalyst]    You will notice that it's a bit dated, but the information is still good, and it was written by one of our favorite veterans in the business. ...

I can't believe I didn't mention this already: BREATH MINTS!!You will be talking to so many people - 'Nuff said!

Agreed!  The #DataDictionary was the first and very basic step in working with things like this, but I believe this would be taking things to the next logical level.   Also, for people viewing these ideas, a LIKE means a VOTE for getting this idea moved higher up in Adobe's visibility toward potenti...

One last thing - I know people have said this a couple of times, but just a reminder to people who are visiting Las Vegas for the first time, you are literally coming to the desert.  Not only will you be doing a lot more walking than you may be typically used to, but you may also be doing a LOT more...

Here's something else that happens to a LOT of first-year Summit attendees.  You are going to be hit up by so many people to attend every little "after-party" you can probably think of, and sooner than you know it, you're out dancing until probably 1:00am in the morning and you've lost count of how ...

Just an FYI, if you have a soft spot for stuffed animals, make sure you leave room for those as well.  They take up room quickly, especially if you end up getting more than one and decide you might bring back "a few" for some coworkers.