If you are trying to divide the "last" 7 days average by the total UVs, then my solution (not using cumulative average) would work the best.... you just need to do a simple division between the two columns... each row will show the 7 Day Average / Daily UV (which isn't what you need).       However...

Cumulative Average is good, but if you want to compare each row to your average for the last 7 days, that becomes trickier to do, since each row is showing the average of it's own last 7 days.    If you don't want to do Cumulative Average, and really need a "hard last 7 day average", you can create ...

Filezilla is one of a million FTP clients out there... You don't have to use that one, but if you are uploading files to FTP you will need some FTP client to download your files....   Technically you can open an FTP through command prompt on windows (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/...

You are very welcome!

There is, it's called visit_page_num   Gotta love all the different naming conventions, lol. Especially since this sounds specially like "page" number, but it is in fact for Hits....

Yeah, I am not sure the non-repeating instance is needed in this scenario... non-repeating instance would also remove the times the value is set to the same value concurrently... which then wouldn't really meet your "Exit" requirement.   Example (eVar1 is Hit level, eVar2 is Visit level expiry) Page...

It might also be an issue with your Work Network (in the office or VPN)... can you access the page from an external internet connection to see if that makes a difference?

Yes, those should get you a nice first to last touch view You might miss some touchpoints in the middle.   I am not sure why the Attribution IQ causes issues with None... the other channels all seem to make sense when I break out my own data....   Now, if you do go back to your original (with the o...

Yes, the ECID (or MID, or MCMID, there are a lot of names) is the shared "Visitor ID" across your network.... however, the Visit Number (while yes, is tied to the ECID) it is also per reporting suite.   So if you have a Global Suite for domainA, domainB and domainC, then the Visit Number will be inc...

In theory... if you are looking for the unique instance, you might not need to use the event... You could just pull up the sequence of the post_eVar values, and take the first value (ignoring the repeats) until the next value is populated, and so forth... you can use the Hit Depth to make sure you a...