So, it looks like this ruined the top line total for percentages (rates, not percentage of total) - there's no longer the option to average, just sum or "Grand Total" so if I have 2 segments in my table and CTR as a metric column, the total is either CTR 1 + CTR 2 or total CTR based on the entire available dataset. I want the average CTR of the segments in the table.

Re: Allow for more than 400 rows of data in Analytics Workspace b_e_l - Adobe Analytics

There are differences in data availability between the tools and unless that's resolvable, Data Warehouse will never be an acceptable solution to this problem.

Re: YOY Change by Week b_e_l - Adobe Analytics

Long term, you could add an eVar that captures the week of the year as a numeric value. That will take a couple years to become useful though.Short term, there is a manual workaround..If you create date ranges for each week of this year and last year, you can then create a segment for each week of the year.Then use that in your table with your metrics filtered by "this year" and "last year."The percent change metric is based on the year, but the segment filters the totals to just the applicable ...

Re: Update totals update for filtered results b_e_l - Adobe Analytics

Yay!! Do you have an estimated ETA?

Link variable colors across visualizations b_e_l - Adobe Analytics

In the scenario below, both visualizations are linked to the same source table. It would be ideal if the colors were set at the source table level so they matched the same variable across visualizations. This should apply to any visualization, so summary change and summary number would not all appear as the same color.I have a donut chart visualization showing all traffic sources, direct traffic is about 85% so you can't really see the details of the other channels. Below this I have another don...

SAINT/Classification table for Audiences ID b_e_l - Adobe Analytics

Trying to enforce a naming convention taxonomy in Adobe Audience Manager and utilize that for reporting in Analytics is burdensome and prone to error. It also requires the creation of segments in order to roll those segments up into broad criteria for reporting. It would be massively helpful if Audiences ID could be described using a user-defined classification table to support reporting in Adobe Analytics.