Return Frequency shows the shows the time between visits for returning visitors. The derived field approach you mentioned is more of a bucketed approach to a Visit Number dimension. I think that a Return Frequency approach using derived fields will need to use the new Date Math function.

We have already brought in the Event Depth dimension as a replacement for the Hit Depth dimension available in CJA. Average Page Depth is different, as it (essentially) takes the average of all the Event Depths (pageviews only) and divides it by the number of visits for a given dimension item. 

Any recommendations for replicating Average Page Depth in CJA? This was an out-of-the-box metric in Adobe Analytics, and the I'm not having any luck using the new Depth derived field function. I've tried two derived fields:Option 1:Rule 1: Depth function with Page Name as the valueOption 2:Rule 1: D...

Have you tried using the same future start date but an end date that is within a year of today? According to the documentation, "The end date must be within a year from the day the schedule is created or modified." In your case, this means a July 7, 2025, start date and an end date of something like...

Could you provide more information so that others can replicate this? For example, were you breaking down Browser by Browser Type?

I've noticed a substantial increase in traffic from Ashburn, Virginia starting November 2020. This particular city is well known for data centers, which leads me to believe that this traffic is bot-related. I have IAB bot filtering rules enabled, though it's possible that those rules aren't being up...

I've been using the "Average Time Spent on Site (seconds)" metric to see how long visitors are spending on a particular page, but am unsure how to compare the metric from one page to the amount of time visitors spend on any given page on average. In short, I need to recreate the "Average Time Spent ...

I've only taken AD0-E202, as AD0-E208 is new. Unless they changed the AD0-E202 exam in the last year, a number of the questions were very in the weeds with how Adobe Analytics worked and the whole thing felt a bit dated. Reading through what someone should be familiar with in order to pass AD0-E208,...

Do you capture the timestamp in a dimension? If you do, and that timestamp contains the date, then you may be able to create a calculated metric using approximate count distinct. Note that you can use approximate count distinct with a classification of the timestamp dimension, which you'd likely nee...

Have you tried to creating a visitor segment? You could try using 4 containers, with each container containing a date range and the pages requirement. Use the "and" option to join the containers.