Is this a GPT response?

I would also suggest exploring classifications to load additional data about your product that doesn’t need to be captured front end.

No - these are lifted fro your freeform table to which the visualisation is based. So I would encourage good variable naming or alternatively to use segments/calc metrics with good labelling. For call-outs on the visual I would recommend checking out Annotations.

Ok so the "old" user had used report builder to schedule report builder reports out to the business. You now want to move ownership of these to the new user - is that correct?   So the reports (xls) files themselves you will need to move from old user to new user.   I don't believe you can change th...

It is possible but with a lot of overheads as Jennifer points out. Basically you would first need to create a new product profile in admin console, supplying access to only the RS, metrics and dimensions used in the particular project. You would want to provision access to Workspace under tools. Nex...

It is likely due to the persistence of the eVars. Can you confirm expiry settings for evar10 & 11? Which metric are you using in workspace where you see eVar11 appearing? Is it visits?

Use classifications to give each URL the same category value. Then create a segment equal to that category value.

I should add - appreciate your post was an idea and it has long been rumoured that Adobe were working on an Analytics4Analytics solution to achieve the above within the UI.

Sure - have a read of https://express.adobe.com/page/hnYfQPThMu2dr/. You can use the API 2.0 and use the projects endpoint and the usage logs endpoints. You can then determine popularity and usage of your workspace projects.

There is currently no way to do this from within the UI. but you can achiever it by other means. Here is a post I wrote up to achieve it without the api in R:http://analyse.ie/adobe-analytics/Workspace_segment_use.html or, as mentioned you can use the api 2.0, leveraging first the projects endpoint ...