As a larger share of internet traffic shifts towards IPv6 addresses it is crucial that Adobe supports modern data collection methods.This issue was raised nearly three years ago and in that time it appears the documentation has consistently referenced "Adobe plans to support IPv6 addresses in the fu...

What do you need to use the number for? Is it to total in a table or trend in a chart? One option would be to create a freeform table, use day as the dimension, evaluate a single week, and use the cumulative function with visits in a calculated metric. It should provide the correct column sum.

One option that would get you close would be to use a calculated metric, in which you modify the attribution of page views to 'visit participation'. This would include the view of the page and any subsequent pages viewed. This is a value used to create content velocity. Recommend viewing Jenn Kunz's...

Do you have the ability to segment using the url?

Its also possible that if this is based on an eVar the user might be using multiple devices or browsers

I would reiterate Andrey's statement here.

This rough approach uses dplyr in R, but could be adapted for a different tool: group_by(userID, post_pagename) %>%filter(!is.na(post_pagename) %>%arrange(hit_time_gmt) %>%mutate(pageViewNum = 1,pageViewNum = cumsum(pageViewNum),firstVisitToPage = ifelse(pageViewNum == 1, 1, 0)) %>%ungroup()Group by...

These are silly questions, but to confirm:1.) You are evaluating data sent from an application using an analytics SDK?2.) You aren't accidentally looking at the 'mobilelaunches' column?

The link Asheesh shared includes the correct solution.  If you wish to classify a value for '0', you need to store it as "zero" within Adobe Analytics either client side or via processing rule.

This is the correct response. I think it is helpful to interpret this as its a database. When a new visit is instantiated for the visit, the following math happens Round(today-day of last visit).