Thanks for the suggestion, @liz25. This is something you can do as part of a Case When, something like this:

I am not aware of a clean way to easily do this, for the reason that @Jennifer_Dungan initially pointed out. There are fringe situations where users are going to have two (or more) marketing channels that will be associated with their visit. Visit, by definition, will include any Marketing Channel (...

Makes sense on #1.For #2 I'd look at the logic to set SEO. I'm not sure if you are doing that in the data collection code or more through the Marketing Channels setup in the Admin console. It's possible that the SEO value could be getting set subsequent to users coming to the site and that could acc...

Here, you have a few different considerations going on which could be contributing to the numbers you are seeing.You have started with the URL and then breaking down by the tracking code. Is this URL representing the landing page or the confirmation page? It shows all the Form Completions being asso...

It is possible, but there would be a bit of customization that would need to be done in order to do what you are looking for. A couple of options come to mind:Similar to another question you asked, this could be a situation where you could use Classifications to combine the /business/account/ and /b...

While not a perfect solution, if I am correctly understanding your question, one option would be to leverage Classifications to associate both the /old/ and /new/ URLs with a single value. It has some inherent challenges in that depending on the specifics, it could be something you would need to man...

Hello Analytics Community!I know there has been some discussion over the last few years on doing better date comparisons within Analysis Workspace (YoY, MoM, WoW, etc.). There was an enhancement put in a while ago to allow the graphs to appropriately display the compared dates.I'm hoping to gather s...

Analysis Workspace does not automatically filter out internal traffic. However, there are a few different ways to address this:Exclude by IP Address - this allows you to filter out traffic from certain IP Addresses within your organization (or other situations you identify as needing to filter out)....

I don't believe there is an easy way to display the % for the total within the breakdowns as you are describing. However, if you have a limited set of values that the team is most interested in, you could create calculated metrics utilizing segments for each type (i.e. Google Chrome 99.0, Desktop, W...