Hi @Jennifer_Dungan, I've tried a virtual machine before and it was a hassle. Like Ahmed, really just want it in Workspace! 

Thank you @Ahmed_Hazem-Ham! This comes up for me at least once every few months and drives me nuts. Then I do a Google search to see if there are any updates and find old strings like this. And give up because none of the methods seem safe.Here's a use case for Product: As an analyst, I need to give...

@jen_lasser Thank you so much! I just turned them off. I also had no idea that preferences section existed, so adjusted a few other things too.I am so used to turning anomalies off reflexively, it will be nice to skip that step!  

@jen_lasser & @JohnBates -- Hot d*mn, I now see that it's in Labs. Really cool. I love how you tied it segments/ metrics/ evars. Very elegant. Here's my feedback, also sent via Labs.1. Move the annotation from a hover popup to a list below the graph itself, a la Google Analytics. My report consumers...

To echo @adamw73247808, I agree that having the ability to tie an annotation to a specific metric would be very helpful. In terms of visualizing the events, like the way Google Analytics displays them. If you really wanted to take it up a notch, you could even allow the events to be tied to variable...

Thanks @trentAA! I will turn it off on all my projects post haste!  Thank you for the extra 5 minutes a day back.  Best, Katy

I'd like the option to choose which eVar's value should appear as a label for a graph (see visual below.) When there are lots of stacked variables or filters applied, the label gets quite unwieldy. I spend a lot of time manually updating the values that appear in line charts.In the case below, I wou...

Hi Gigazelle -- what is the ETA for release?

That's a good idea re: turning it off in permissions, but that's still a lot of hassle. Would prefer a simple default toggle since it seems liek for some users it is helpful, and for others, it's just extra work for the Adobe servers to provide information that's actively not wanted.

Each time I create a graph, I take an extra step to remove the anomaly bubbles as we have very few reports/scenarios in which they apply or are helpful. Maybe 1%? I would be very, very grateful if there were a toggle somewhere to turn OFF anomaly detection by default. Or perhaps Adobe could explore ...