Top stuff! Thank you. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't going down the wrong avenue. If I understand the output better then my clients will understand it better too. I will explore further next week

@Jennifer_Dungan Related to this I saw your tip of turning fallout funnels into tables ... and then further breaking them down by time periods at 22:20 in the Rockstar video - https://business.adobe.com/summit/2024/sessions/2024-adobe-analytics-rockstars-top-tips-and-tricks-s104.html. This works wel...

Thanks! It's looking that way. In my use case the chances of a single directory going down to zero are VERY low (although it did last week due to a tagging issue), so it doesn't warrant the time manually setting up alerts individually for our top 50+ directories.

Thanks - I'm still looking for the quick "easy win" option ... but this is a great workaround for sure.

Yes - it seems like a simple ask Similarly, and even more granular ... is how you could have an alert fire when any of the top 100 URLs has traffic anomulous behaviour. That's something I certainly wouldn't want to manually create individual alerts for.

I know it's easy to set up a threshold alert when the website has an overall drop in visits ... but how can I set up an alert to notify me when any of our 100+ primary directories has a drop in visits? e.g. I can report on a drop in overall traffic to https://www.mywebsite.com ... but I want it to a...

Hey @jen_lasser I too was having the issue when manually changing panel date ranges and the 'percent change' column was NOT working correctly. I'd checked the 'Make date range components relative to panel calendar' box but the 'percent change' column wasn't updating correctly. This was happening whe...

@yuhui_sparkline & @nickhomer I "think" this might now be fixed in Adobe Analytics if I've understood you correctly? So I wanted my table to simply show the visits for last month (April 2024) compared to visits for the previous month (March 2024). Then if I choose an older month in my table's panel ...

Just stumbled across this so commenting too! Within Workspace I was simply trying to order my site's +100k URLs by Bounce Rate ... but only for the top 100 visited pages (or URLs with say >10,000 visits). As it stands the URLs with the highest Bounce Rates (100%) are all for the lowest visited pages...

@fhusain FYI - the latest Samsung Z Fold5 & Z Flip5 phones started appearing under our 'Mobile Device' dimension on Wednesday 23rd at 5pm BST ... so thank you. This was approximately 12 days after they were officially released on Friday 11th August.