In the top menu, go to Components > Scheduled Projects to access all of your scheduled projects. You should be able to find your scheduled project in there to edit. Ref: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/analyze/analysis-workspace/curate-share/t-schedule-report.html?lang=en#scheduled...

I assume your names will be in English. I normally prefix my Segments with "Hits from...", "Visits from...", "Visitors from...", depending on the outermost container's scope. For the rest of the name, I try to keep it as simple and short as possible, keeping in mind that the names could appear in vi...

Another possible reason for the referrers not coming through is that some websites just don't pass it on. This can be done in HTML or via a website Content Security Policy. Unfortunately, in such cases, there's nothing that you can do to overcome it.

There's a similar thread at https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-questions/how-to-see-in-debug-tool-which-rule-in-adobe-launch-pushes-data/m-p/556058/highlight/true#M40084 that might help to answer your question.

Your rule name should be somewhere in the console. Since there are so many log lines, the one with your rule name would be easy to miss. Use the filter function in your browser console to help you find the log line with your rule name.

If you're thinking of performing mathematical calculations on that eVar value, then that's not going to happen. eVar values are always strings, so your number 1 has been stored as the string "1".You should use a success event to track your counter. Success events are metrics in Analysis Workspace, a...

You can't classify AA's built-in dimensions, which includes "Week". You can classify eVars, props and Marketing Channel Details.You can consider customising your report suite's calendar settings: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics-learn/tutorials/administration/manage-report-suites/cu...

That is the correct logging for Web SDK. Its codename is "alloy", so those lines that start with "[alloy]" are coming from Web SDK's debugging.

Yep, I concur with @Jennifer_Dungan's recommendation about using Hit level for page-specific data.

You can set up a scheduled report. Configure your report in Analysis Workspace, then schedule it by following these instructions: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/analyze/analysis-workspace/curate-share/t-schedule-report.html?lang=en#send-file-on-schedule