Hi Rob,If you know of a variable (prop or eVar) within your report suite that is set on every server call (it's likely to be something like site section or if you are collecting URL in a prop/eVar) the total number of instances or occurrences of that dimension within a certain time period should technically be the same as the number of primary server calls for that report suite (you can check this in the billing section of admin tools).Cheers,George

Re: Previous page in workspace georgerht - Adobe Analytics

You can use the getPreviousValue plugin to do this

Re: Can we remove multiple users from Adobe Analytics at single go? georgerht - Adobe Analytics

Hi Vishwajeet,You would be able to do this via the Administration API Analytics Administration API 1.4 | Adobe Developer Connection but it may be quite a hassle setting this up anyway if it's not going to be a regular task.You may also want to consider migrating to the experience cloud admin console Experience Cloud Help as this allows you to select multiple users and delete them all at once. I've never done this migration myself though so not sure how much effort it requires!Best,George

Re: Server Call Reporting - Report Builder georgerht - Adobe Analytics

Hi Rob,See if instances are available as a metric for the dimension you're looking at. You'll have to ensure that the dimension is set on every hit for it to resemble primary server calls.Thanks,George

Re: Renaming Traffic & Conversion Variables georgerht - Adobe Analytics

Won't make a difference - will just appear as new names in report suite menus.

Granular Data for Time Prior to Event Report georgerht - Adobe Analytics

Hi,I was wondering whether it's possible (maybe via Data Warehouse?) to get access to the granulated data before it is bucketed in to the Time Prior to Event Report?I'm trying to work out the average time between one success event and another in a funnel and this is the only way I could think to do this based on the implementation i am working with i.e. taking average time prior to final event minus average time prior to first event. Obviously it would be a very rough number if i used the mid po...