Bonjour,    Cette réponse a été rédigée avec l'aide de Google Traduction.   J'utilise rarement le panneau « Résumé de la page ». Je préfère généralement créer mon propre rapport et inclure les visualisations les plus pertinentes pour le public visé. Ceci dit, c'est un moyen simple de créer rapidemen...

Yes, and this might kick off some additional needs and discovery into the implementation... 

One more thing... splitting this with classifications wouldn't work well... at least not without some prefix for each value (which would use even more characters, risking truncation even sooner)... since there is no defined order... unless you are just using generic buckets like "first", "second", "...

Not a bad idea, assuming they aren't at risk of having the values truncated... I use eVars (with a Hit expiry) in lieu of props all the time, to get around the 100 character limit in props.   Given the ever growing list of values, if all filters are eventually selected, this could very easily exceed...

That's a good check... if the scope of the segment is incorrect, it could be looking at All Visits from all visitors that performed action X at any time during the report period... instead of limiting the data to Visits where Action X is performed.   Given this table, and what it is trying to show b...

Hi @ang_whirlpool,   You already mentioned most of the mechanisms available to you...    If you increase each breakdown to 400 rows, you might still not get all the data.   There are two "download" options here, "Download items as CSV (xxx)" will download up to 50,000 rows of data, but only for that...

Hi @HarishGa,   I am going to use an example, showing the range as "Last 6 Full Months", and I will make some exclusions / inclusions based on some predefined ranges.     I created these segments like this: and         These are just using standard date ranges... and because these date ranges are...

Yes, as Mandy said, using date ranges in the table natively will result in Adobe trying to slot them as "comparative periods"...    However, if you create segments, you can have the data appear as a progressive line (I used Last Week, 2 Weeks Ago, and 3 Weeks Ago as examples):   Setting these segme...

Ah,so basically, if the user does color then size, you will get eVar10="color,size"... but if they do the opposite, size then color, you will get eVar10="size,color"       Page ViewseVar10 4 color1 color,size1 size1 size,color1     This is good if the order of operation is important, cause you can s...

As Mandy said, you are right... with an allocation of "original (first)"... within the visit, the eVar will always return the first value it sees... so:     Page 1 eVar10 set to "color" Page 2 eVar10 retains value "color" Page 3 eVar10 set to "size" (Adobe will still defer to "color" as the original...