Is there a publicly available list of which referring domains Adobe considers to be search engines? The "Search Engine - Natural" dimension provides a friendly name rather than the referring domain, and applying a segment in which "Search Engine-Natural" exists to Referring Domains is resulting in a...

You can set up a classification for the variable in your report suite and then use Classification Rule Builder, as the moderator has indicated.An alternative is to create a segment in which the value of the variable includes a particular parameter. For example, a visit segment in which the entry var...

I had a similar situation last year in which there was a wholesale change in implementation. Ultimately, most of the comparisons had to be done outside of Adobe Analytics. The primary reason for this is that stakeholders didn't want to look at different dashboards or different panels within the same...

Description -At this time there is no way to cancel an Analysis Workspace project exit without discarding all changes or saving the project. If you hit the back button on your browser, click on any navigation options in the top level navigation, or accidentally press the back button on your mouse, y...

Description -One feature of the Segment Builder is the ability to use existing segments when building out a new segment. I'll refer to this as a "reference segment".Once the reference segment is dragged into the Segment Builder it becomes "disconnected", and is more like a snapshot of what the refer...

Definitely sounds like something that classification rule builder would work well for. I am also unsure about the "metrics" part. He should be able to use most metrics with the classifications, but "grams" won't be treated as a number.

Think of the Entries metric as a subset of the Visits metric. Many pages may be associated with a single visit, but only one page is the first page viewed (i.e. the entry). When applying Visits or Entries to a dimension, such as Page Name, you should always see Visits >= Entries.

It's an older site, but perhaps https://www.metamodpro.com/browser-language-codes can give you an idea. There is the base language (e.g. Dutch, or "nl") and the qualifier (e.g. "-be" for Belgium). 

There won't be a specific user-agent string to look for, but you could try to detect things like images being disabled or high contrast mode being enabled via JavaScript. Check out https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31740637/detect-if-browser-disables-images and https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...

Initially, I was seeing Segment C > Segment A + Segment B. I went back to the project the next day, and Segment C < Segment A + Segment B. I can't explain why this happened, but am glad that this resolved itself.