You can't concatenate two fields as you've described, not in Analysis Workspace. You'll have to perform such concatenation in another tool, e.g. Excel. What problem are you trying to solve?

I had actually meant that you track your page name eVar and your event (X, Y or Z) in a Custom Link or Exit Link beacon. But I then said: For the clicks on X, Y, and Z: you should be able to use a freeform table with your page name eVar and the X, Y and Z events. So I am asking you to build your r...

Aha! Got it. Very clear now! I assume that you're using Custom Links to track your X and Y link clicks, and an Exit Link to track your Z link clicks. And I also assume that you have an eVar to track the page names in your Custom and Exit Links. If you're not tracking the page names ("Page A", "Page ...

I believe the Cohort Analysis is what you're looking for. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/analyze/analysis-workspace/visualizations/cohort-table/cohort-analysis.html?lang=en

One of the biggest drawbacks of Analysis Workspace is that you can't filter by metrics. You also can't use segments. Although you can use metrics in segments, the metrics are computed as based on the data received per hit, not as an aggregate. I think you'll have to run your report outside of Analys...

Let me try to clarify your question with an example: You have Page A with Link X that links to Page G. 3 visitors on that page click that same link 5 times between them. You have Page B with Link Y that links to Page H. 10 visitors on that page click that same link 8 times between them (some visitor...

No, Adobe does not provide anything OOB for such a situation. AA most likely has its own ID for identifying visits, but this is really for its own internal use and would never be exposed in any reporting interfaces (API or otherwise). So you will have to come up with your own ID and track that to an...

The answer is that: yes, first and foremost, you must be added to your client's Adobe Analytics product profile as a user. In particular, as a Developer user. That product profile contains all of the permissions, i.e. it is responsible for authorisation. This is also documented at https://developer....

@edbudev I've replied to you at https://github.com/yuhui/launchext-web-vitals/issues/10 For the context data question, I assume that you're referring to Adobe Analytics' context data (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/page-vars/contextdata.html?lang=en). Yes, you ...

I don't have experience using AA's geolocation data with CDPs as per your requirement. So the following is based on what I am familiar with: Firstly, I don't think AA can provide geolocation data (e.g. country, state, city) in real-time. This is because AA depends on a lookup to map the IP addresses...