The Conversion Rate metric is a calculated metric. Calculated Metric do show a total since it doesn't always make sense depending on what the definition is for the metric.You can check the metric definition by going to Components > Calculated Metrics-Hyder

Tried running this and it is running fine while I use 3 segments. When I put in the 4th, it gives the errors. I am guessing this is either timing out due to the dataset it is processing. But can not say for sure. I would recommend opening a ticket with Customer Care through your Supported user for f...

You can use API to create large size segments quickly.Example if you have evar1 as Customer ID and want to create a segment for all visits containing specific Customer IDs:{     "definition":{          "container":{               "type":"hits",               "operator":"and",               "rules":[...

Hi Doruk,I checked and your company contract doesn't have Analysis Workspace. I would recommend reaching out to your Account Manager, if you would like to have Analysis Workspace as well. They would be able to help you out.

So what you want to see is how many days did the user take to purchase on a site. Is that right?I don't think this is possible in Analytics. However, I know this can be easily done Data Workbench. If I have misunderstood this, can you elaborate?

Hi Abhishek,How exactly are you needing the output? (for the given image). Can you elaborate?

Like Gigazelle​ said, this is correct.You can check the formats here: Data Feed Contents Refer to the table in Delivery Contents

I was not referring to regular expressions. If you are able to run the get these values in a column in report builder, you can run a dependent request on these values.Anyway, you can create a segment using API as well quickly for the values you have. what variable are these values stored in?-Hyder

Hi Florian,Can you give a general structure of the URL?Would you have other parameters apart form id after #?I am talking your URL to be www.abc.com/path/#id=123You can run the following function:function id(){  var x = document.URL.substr(document.URL.indexOf('#')+1);  return x.substr(x.indexOf('='...

Hi Mike,There is a workaround (maybe). If your segment is going to be based on hits (such that a filter would do the job as well), then you can use report builder to create the reports.The first request one would be to get the high cardinality values. The second,a  dependent request based on the fir...