I absolutely agree with @bjoern__koth's response.   The one thing I would add, I would be careful with using visitor level segments to exclude bot traffic. If there have been visits to the site that weren't flagged, and then one is, when it excludes that one it'll exclude all the historical visits t...

Hi @PrernaGotra1 , I'm also unable to replicate this issue. You could try logging out and back in, clearing you cache/cookies, see if any of that fixes it. If it doesn't, I would suggest reaching out to client care and telling them what is happening. It sounds like there might just be a bug in the s...

My first thought for this is, it's possible that people are forwarding the email to their friends/family. Then when that person clicks on the email, I would assume it would give them both the same ID. Another possibility would be one person using multiple browsers or devices. 

The level of container that you use in a segment (hit/visit/visitor) is dependent on where you want to look for the conditions and what information you want to return. It isn't dependent on the persistence settings of evars. Although I will mention, if you have an evar and you want to make sure that...

Does the metric that you're using for conversion contain any segments in it? If it's just the regular orders/visits, I would say that's really strange. But if you have segments involved, especially visit or visitor segments, that can definitely change what information is being calculated. Are you ab...

You can't use regex with the importer but you can use regex in the classification rule builder. It's pretty straightforward to make the rules and set it all up. Here's some documentation on it:   https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/components/classifications/classifications-rulebuil...

So there's a difference between "does not equal" and "exclude" when it comes to segment logic. You've got a segment at a visitor level, so the segment is going to look at every hit for that visitor and compare it to the conditions in your statement. So it looks at a hit and says "does not equal X", ...

Hi @yukoyuko_k , if you want to use monthly unique visitors but there isn't a default metric for it, you could do it a couple of other ways. First, since the report builder lets you use custom metrics, you could build your own metric. You would do that by using unique visitors divided by distinct co...

You can do a hit level segment for Product = Product 1, and that will return just the hits where product 1 exists. However, it will return the entire hit. Meaning, if the hit is an order, and they ordered Product 1 and Product 2 together, you will still see Product 2 in your table.  Another way you ...

That's really weird that the total is giving you a larger number than the individual ones summed up. Have you tried putting the total segment in a table, and then breaking it down by your "page url (clean)" dimension? See what the individual numbers are for the dimension items and compare those to t...