I was just talking about this today with a co-worker! It would be infinitely more useful as a graphic if the widths changed based on success between steps.

I also think that an Excel option would be great. My company refuses to install Report Builder (and generally any plug-ins), so having dashboards in Excel will at least give ability to do some custom work post-Omniture export. Whether it's dividing metrics across two reportlets, to simple things like drawing circles around portions of the graph I'm referring to (and adding additional word notation), having the additional flexibility would be great. Right now, to get this flexibility, I need to t...

Couldn't agree more! As my business is trying to decide whether a mobile version of website needed, not being able to quickly show mobile traffic as a percentage of all traffic takes too much manipulation outside of SC.

Couldn't agree more. Explaining that the percentage is the % of column percentage, when the data tends to get read across the line (when multiple events broken down by eVar) takes focus away from the message.

If I'm thinking of this correctly, I do think it's still a bounce in scenario #2....perhaps an even worse bounce! The person in Visit 1 sees the page, doesn't bounce (?) and doesn't convert. They come back again, and not only do they not convert, they now IMMEDIATELY leave (i.e. bounce). So in this case, you're 0-for-2, with the second Visit having a worse outcome than the first visit! Is that the question you are asking? I think bounce rate shouldn't be complicated, because of the wide range of...

This is definitely something I am looking for...on sites that aren't running a mobile version of a website, it'd be great to instantly determine if the percentage of mobile views is changing (not just growing/shrinking relative to itself)

I absolutely agree. We find ourselves doing a lot of serialization to make the steps try to stay in proper relative order; it would be better if the funnels truly reported sequential steps.