Yes, you can do this using the page_event or post_page_event column. In either case the value should be "0" for it to be a true page view, as opposed to other types of hits. This link here tells you more about the values in those fields. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/export/an...

The legacy classification rule builder is being sunset Aug 31, 2026. So there is still plenty of time. Ideally, the best thing to do is to start migrating your classifications over to classification sets. Rather than having separate places for the classification importer and the rule builder, they w...

I've had the same issue with PowerBI. I find that the credentials tend to expire and I have to refresh them. I think I'm using the 1.4API for the connection. I'm not sure if the new 2.0 API has the same issue or not, but my plan is to try changing to the new one (when I get a chance) to see if that ...

Here are a couple references with some of the metrics you're looking for.   Calculate metrics | Adobe Analytics Sample SQL queries to query Adobe analytics Data f... - Adobe Experience League Community - 588992   For page views you would add "visit_page_num" to your visit calculation.   For bounces,...

I've been on this forum for a few years now, and I've seen the level of activity ebb and flow. Sometimes we have a lot of activity, other times you can hear crickets. But one of the things that I've learned about improving a community is that you need all of the voices not just a few. So, I want to ...

It looks like the metric you're using there is custom built. If you're able to share how that metric is built that could help give an answer.   But from what I can see in your screenshot, my best guess is that multiple CNs existed in the same visit or hit, and the way you've built out the metric is ...

Adobe did a release of a new feature yesterday that ended up breaking quite a few things, including the breakdown for multiple rows. It looks like their change has been rolled back, so the multi row breakdown should be working again.    If you're still having an issue with it though, I would suggest...

What is the date range that you have in your panel?   The purple date ranges that you add to the table override the panel date range, so we know what date range your first image has. But knowing what date range you're using for your second image would be helpful.

I'm reading the documentation here https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/admin/admin-tools/manage-report-suites/edit-report-suite/report-suite-general/bot-removal/bot-rules   Based on this, it says to use * for wild cards. So you don't actually need to even use a range since you're u...

If you want to use the Bot Rules to exclude an IP range, you can select "IP range" from the dropdown. So you would enter the lower and upper ranges for the IPs that you want to exclude.