One addition: The Single Page Visits metric is hardwired to the predefined Page dimension. If you want something that works for any dimension, including custom Page Name dimensions, you should take a look at the Single Access metric.

For some reason my previous answer is not showing up anymore. If you are looking for a specific page instead of the whole website, you can utilize a Sequential Segment that includes Visitors who have opened the page thrice but excludes Visitors who have been to the page four times. Something like: 

Historical data will not be impacted by this change. Marketing Channel logic runs when the data is collected and can't be changed afterwards.

Description - Today, we can utilize the Histogram Visualization in Workspace with any event. Under the hood it creates a lot of Segments, which is also super helpful when we need those Segments for other use cases. However, a lot of engagement use cases would largely benefit from using the Count Dis...

That sounds like a cool session to watch  You could use the Count Distinct function to count the number of days as described here: https://www.fullstackanalyst.io/blog/adobe-analytics/cool-approximate-count-distinct-use-cases-adobe-analytics-tips/?r=exlThose counts will be approximate, so slightly ...

Just to add some possible approaches:Case 1 could also be covered using Classifications and the Classification Rule Builder.Case 2, depending on the setup, could also be done through Classification Rule Builder (I described an approach here https://www.fullstackanalyst.io/blog/adobe-analytics/five-a...

We are severely affected by this as a global company. We can pretty much only use the numeric event id because of this and it's not feasible to analyze usage of, for example, specific Workspace Projects.But even in my previous companies with just a single language I was surprised to find the logs in...

Description When using Analysis Workspace, one key workflow of my users is the creation of Segments from filtered Freeform tables. While we can use the super efficient workflow of right-clicking a selection of items from a table, we can't do the same with the summary row of a table:However, being ab...

Thank you for the suggestion @Alexis_Cazes_. Naming conventions are a good practice and self-documentation is a nice goal in theory, but both are simply insufficient in reality. Especially in big and diverse teams working with both old and new implementations, names are not enough. This is especiall...

@jen_lasser As long as I could use them in segments and metrics, as well as share and manage them, I don't mind if they are called Targets. I feel like my approach would be a bit more universal (Targets would be a subset of Constants) but I have no preference as to what they would be called 