Time Spent From the help docs:Time spent per visit (Seconds)Total seconds spent / (visit-bounces)Represents the average amount of time visitors interact with a specific dimension item during each visit.Average time spent on site (Seconds)Represents the total amount of time visitors interact with a s...

To elaborate on what Urs said:In google analytics the presence of a new UTM parameter instantiates a new visit.  That is not true within Adobe.In Adobe analytics only two things end a visit with default settings; 30 minutes of inactivity or 12 hours of continuous activity.Compare visits and instance...

You could use a regex rule if you have logic based parameters.  Otherwise I'd imagine the maintenance would be a bit similar to how you'd need to maintain a segment created from a spreadsheet otherwise.

For performance reasons its strongly recommended to use classifications for use cases like this.  Then you could either just reference the classified value, or build a much more efficient segment based on the classification.

The totals based on the dates will give you the proper column sums. You can verify this by seeing that the bolder number is the same as the faded one below it.To answer your question, lets look at page views.We would only expect a page view to occur if there is also a page value set.  Notice the col...

This is not possible with Adobe Analytics, each company owns their individual reporting databases.There are tools like Hitwise and SimiliarWeb that are better suited for this type of analysis.

Ivan,In the first table did you leverage the 'Display Only Selected Rows' functionality?  If not that, did you individually select the page elements from the left rail and bring them over onto the table?I'm assuming you did, as in the very first screenshot the sum of the 8 rows equals the column sum...

Please read the column definitions available here:Data column reference Note the values in the 'exclude_hit'column:Flag indicating the hit is excluded from reporting. The visit_num column is not incremented for excluded hits.1: Not used. Part of a scrapped feature.2: Not used. Part of a scrapped fea...

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

If you are within 1% of the overall numbers, the difference isn't impactful.There are a plethora of reasons this could occur, lets say that someone on an Apple device is impacted by ITP.  They could come to your site via the browser history and enter on a middle step.Another example could be users w...