You can use a single segment, for exampleSegment 1ORSegment 2OR Segment 3 Then from options, exclude the hits where the above conditions are met. 

I concur with @MandyGeorge if all campaigns track the same metrics, your freeform table will look as below example  

@Venky235 if possible, can you share the logic of each segment and where appropriate screenshots.This will help in providing relevant suggestions/workaround

Got it, thanks @christel_guidon 

Hi all,Previously, we used to view all projects across the business as admin from components > projects. However, this feature was retired and suggested that it will be available from the landing page. I am still unable to show all unless the project is shared, checking if anyone has managed to find...

Thanks @brian_au for sharing

@RohitNa1 Assuming the % percentage difference provided is between the two reports, one thing to remember is that raw data will include any bot-related traffic. 

This is helpful, thanks @bjoern__koth @MandyGeorge 

Hi, I am trying to create a grouping of mixed values captured in Adobe, for example,Low =<40Pass >40 to <60Merit >60 Now the values are captured in Adobe as,"percentile": 30"percentile": 51"percentile": 50"percentile": 62, Any advise on how best to great groups without using contains 

Hi @SwethaM1 , You can create a calculated metric from a free-form table by dropping the target date into the table, select the time you want to compare traffic against the target using compare time periods feature as shown below Here is a calculated metric example of today vs yesterday % change in ...