Hi @leo28 -- For Google Discover, I use Referring Domains equals googleapis.com. For Google Search, I use any Referrer containing Google, BUT there are a couple of things to consider that you may want to add conditions based on your answers to these questions: If you are a news organization or have ...

Hi @Miley123 -- Are you an admin for all report suites or product profiles within the instance? You may not be able to access those projects if there are elements (such as report suites) that you do not have access to. 

I would recommend creating a test VRS specifically just for this test group and adding that VRS to their Product Profile.In the Components setting of the VRS, only include the metrics (and dimensions and segments) you want them to be able to use (right now I see the others included which is why you ...

Hi @DotYourIs -- If you're trying to identify entry pages for a specific domain only, you can create a Freeform Table with Page URL as rows and Entries as columns and filter the Page URLs containing only that specific domain.Inversely, if you are trying to identify the other entry pages that did not...

Hi @alenai48070615 -- A lot of those extra components seem to be OOTB or calculated metrics that -- for some reason -- evade the hide settings in Admin Console, and I think it may have something to do with the report suite associated with the Product Profile. If project curation is not an option, cr...

Hi @RWJFRe -- they just rolled out an update where the Comparison Date automatically updates depending on how the Key Metrics Summary is set. I believe the default is that the visualization compares the selected date range to the previous period with the same time length.

Hi @DineshPrasanth,The container level of your segment depends on what kind of information you want to see in the output of your data.Hit containers are the most narrow and , as @Rajeshwari mentioned, it will let you isolate the most events based on the specific conditions of your segment. For examp...

Hi @asdf12341z -- You would have to apply URLs and filter for www.finalpage.com as your data row and then apply the segments separately (either as a dropdown for the panel or as a column subset for the metrics. You can use Exit Rate, but I would create a calculated metric for Average Time on Page in...

In addition to @christel_guidon's suggestion, if you do not have Adobe Target, I would create two sequential segments to represent the journeys and drop those as rows in a freeform table to compare to the key performance metrics for your analysis (which in your case looks like visit depth and maybe ...

Echoing @Jennifer_Dungan and @yuhuisg's feedback on this, I also wanted to share a helpful two-part blog post by @wrvander about things to consider when coming up with a specific engagement rate for your business/organization. Part 1: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-...