Piggy backing on this correct answer above. You likely need a hit level container within your visit segment to check status at the time of order...rather than status at any point within visit.

This is an ideal use case for using cohort tables within Analysis Workspace!

Have you considered using a sequential segment:Something like VisitorSection = SportsTHEN AFTER 1 Visit Section = SportsLots of great examples here:https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/analytics/components/segmentation/segmentation-workflow/seg-sequential-build.html

Have you tried connecting on a different network?  I've found issues using Filezilla, dependent on IT network security configurations.

Hypothesizing that 'content time spent' is a custom measure within your organization - but looking at the data feed metrics docs it walks through what is required for time calculations.https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/analytics/export/analytics-data-feed/data-feed-contents/datafeeds-calculate....

If you make a hit level segment ' hit: product = a' and apply that to a table or panel it should return any products that were inside the same hit.

From a production perspective, which ever is published most recently, either DTM or Launch, is the one that will be available in your production environment.For all other environments it would be based on which embed code is in place (DTM embed code mapped to DTM, Launch Embed Code Mapped to Launch)...

Is this a public facing website that you could share a link to?

How similar are the values if you use page views instead of visits within the freeform table?  Although your pathing might be bound to visits, that would not deduplicate the instances in which a page was part of a path.

This would depend 100% on your specific organization's marketing channel rules as well as if you use a custom visit definition.If you do not have direct set up to override other channels and you use default visit expiration (30 minutes), there wouldn't be a new channel set.Opening a new tab does not...