Description -In Analysis Workspace, users may want to define constant values (like a yearly sales goal or revenue-per-order threshold) and use them in multiple places, like multiple projects, segments, or calculated metrics. However, the only current way to achieve this is through calculated metrics...

Description -Creating segments and calculated metrics in Analytics/Analysis Workspace is, naturally, a lot of work for complex ideas. Here is the summary I recently created for my post about the Linearity Indicator:As both a user of Analysis Workspace and content creator, I would like to make it as ...

Hello everyone,Today I would love to hear about your personal experience back when you were learning to implement, use, or maintain Adobe Analytics. What are some of the things you had to figure out way too late by yourself that you could have used years ago?For me personally, Counter Evars are defi...

Data Sources would be the best way by far. In theory, you could also use the Data Insertion API to upload data, but that would bring additional cost and inflate Visits and Unique Visitors. It's also not as easy to use, so I would consider if it could in any way be integrated with the Data Sources yo...

Data Sources are indeed the way to go! Those allow you to upload summary-level data into Analytics that doesn't increment Visits or Unique Visitors and don't incur cost for server calls. You can use the search for some Adobe documentation or look at this end-to-end example in Python for Google searc...

This sounds like a prime-use case for Data Sources! Data Sources allow you to upload summary-level data from other systems. They are free to use (don't count as server calls), don't increment Visits or Unique Visitors, and are easy to implement. You can use the search for some Adobe provided documen...

The best approach in Workspace is to use the Quick Insights panel. Than panel lets you choose the dimension and metric for the report and also lets you change them super quickly 

This error is not coming from the Adobe Analytics API itself but rather from Python while handling the request. If you are struggling to replicate the error on your local environment, you may want to check whether the versions of Python and its modules (like requests) are the same in both environmen...

I agree with your request, this would be a nice feature. Something similar can be achieved today with a small workaround:You can use User Groups within Product Profiles to circumvent this. Instead of adding individual users to a Product Profile, create a User Group (possibly with the same name) and ...