What's within the segment? Its possible that there is some bleed due to
cross day visits.If, for example, you use the 'all visits' segment do
you still see the same?Regardless a difference of that amount isn't
really impactful
There was issue where in system was not able to pull the name in the
dimension line item. Engineering team has already fixed the issue. It
should be working normally now. Please check again.
Hi Amy,Alternatively, if you never need to have Target working on these
environments, you can use Hosts configuration in Target UI. Go to Setup
> Hosts > Settings, check the box next to Enable Authorized Hosts and
add the UAT/SMOKE hosts into "Hosts does not contain".
amyb88415256,This is a great question. In order to make sure I fully
understand what you are asking I'll re-phrase your questions and provide
an answer to it.Question: When redirecting from URL1 URL2 do both pages
increment visits?Answer: Yes since both pages were loaded both pages
will increment visits.If this helps you don't forget to like, mark as
helpful & mark as answer as that helps me Hope you have a wonderful
day.Mihnea Docea | Technical Support Consultant | Customer Experience |
Adobe ...
amyb88415256,I've seen that happen in two scenarios:1. You haven't yet
fully selected a conversion metric.2. You have partly selected the
option to use Analytics for reporting but have yet to specify a report
suite.If it's neither of those please reply with a full-screen
screen-shot as it might give me a better idea of why it's complaining
about that. Hope this helps!Mihnea Docea | Technical Support Rep,
Customer Care | Customer & Employee Experience | Adobe | (:: 1 (800)
497-0335
If you're using an or in the segment, the difference would be people
would match both is counted once, while if you separated them out, they
would be counted once for each (twice total).I'm not sure what you're
saying by partitioning data. If you want them separated out, you could
create a separate segment for each URL. You can also add additional
breakdowns to find the data you're looking for.
