We probably should have started with reporting.  Where are you looking at reporting?  In A4T(Analytics) or in Target?  The error you are getting is telling you that its a reporting error and not a splitting traffic error.  So people can still get into the experience, but it will report wrong in A4T ...

A couple of thoughts.How much traffic are you talking about here?  Can you give us some actual numbers?  Sometimes with small volumes of traffic the split takes a bit of time to even out, even though it shouldn't.Do you have any other audience segments set up?  Sometimes audience segments can cause ...

I've noticed that sometimes I get stuck in other previews that I was working on causing the current preview not to render correctly.  So I usually clear the preview and it often clears things up.  Then go back to the current preview.  To clear it you just need the blank url parameter ?at_preview_tok...

When comparing two different reports, its important to make sure that you are comparing apples to apples.  In other words, for the two reports that you are looking at, make sure that you are looking at the same segments, audience and that its a true comparison. You said Page Reports.  Are you just l...

How in Analytics are you reporting the test?  Are you using A4T?  If you are using A4T, then you have to be using the at.js implementation of Target.  Otherwise you may have problems reporting in Analytics.  Have a look at the link below.https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/target/a4t/c_...

Have you used the Preview Experience links before?  From the main list of activities, click on your activity.  On the overview tab, a little down the page on the left side will be a blue link that says "Preview Experiences".  Click on this and it will open a popup.  From the popup, add a url to the ...

The old way in Target Classic was to wrap non global mboxes around specific divs on the page so that you could target content and changes to those divs.  This made it easy to run specific content tests to those specific divs on a page.  I find this to be limiting.  In Target Standard, you use global...