The other dumb thing about "None" is that you get totals that include none. E.g., how many purchases came from paid search? To find out, you need to look at the paid search report, get the total, and then subtract the none value. If I look at paid search's total row, I expect the total of PAID SEARC...

Agreed - a lot of users want scheduled compilations of data (i.e., dashboards) - but they want to be able to edit them. Scheduling each separate report is a huge timewaster for Omniture users and our business clients.