Description - allow user Profile switching in Debugger to allow Adobe organisations to be selected properly. Why is this feature important to you - when your Adobe ID is used with different organisations, then you need to switch to the appropriate profile to be able to access AEP resources, e.g. AA...

Are you setting a visitor ID with Analytics? e.g. with s.visitorID If you're not, then I don't think the MCAID is set. For example, if you use the Experience Cloud ID Service (ECID), then MCAID would be "NONE".

Assuming that your tracking code is set from a specific parameter in your users' landing page URL, then remember that not all of your users come from campaigns. In those cases, since there is no tracking code parameter in their landing page URLs, then there will not be any campaign tracking code tra...

Yes, you can get it with anonymous users, by using the Unique Visitors metric, and using that with = appropriate segments. The tricky part will be defining your segments properly for the 1 / 3 / 4 times. Sequential segments might help you with this.

And here's Adobe's documentation on it: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/analyze/activity-map/activity-map.html?lang=en

A quick Bing search https://www.bing.com/search?q=adobe+analytics+implementation yielded 3 results, one of which is https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics-learn/tutorials/implementation/implementation-basics/first-time-implementation.html?lang=en Adobe's documentation is quite sufficient ...

Can you show a similar screenshot but of your "webPageDetails" object in your XDM schema for both pageviews and link clicks?

I think you need to be an Admin at the Adobe Analytics product level in the Admin Console. Go to "Products" at the top level, then Adobe Analytics, then the "Admin" tab there.  

I misread your original post. I thought the top chart's segments were where they were for the previous page of which the next page was the page indicated in your bottom chart.

When you use segments like that in your freeform table, the totals are simple summations of the individual rows' values. In your case, I think some double-counting is going on because users could have viewed the same previous page for different next pages.