Unfortunately, no, there isn't any way to filter a table using a metric. Both of the above answers are AI generated, and unfortunately AI often lies/is wrong. In this case, there is no such thing as a filter by row option for freeform tables. It's not always a good idea to trust AI.    

I agree with @Jennifer_Dungan, the static number is definitely the way to go.    To build it, you just need to make a new calculated metric, and then from the dropdown select "static number". Then you can type in whatever number you want, and it will always stay the same.    

Description - When building a freeform table with a subset of a dimension (either using a filter, using display only selected rows, or dropping individual dimension items), if you try to make a line/area visualization that is trended over time from the summary row it uses the entire dimension and n...

There isn't a way to add an image to the header of a report in workspace. You can add an image (or a logo) in the body of the report by using the text box. You select the image icon, and then you can paste a URL for the image (the image has to be hosted online, it can't be a direct upload from your ...

It is possible to do a percent change comparison between two time periods, but not with the way that you have it laid out.  A percent change is a metric, and you can't put a metric against a metric. What you need to do is have a dimension or a segment along the left (not a time based dimension, beca...

Personally, I can't think of any way to do this in workspace. I can think of a couple ways to do this using data feeds and writing a SQL query. Is doing this via data feeds an option for you?

That's a good point about page name. We pass our page name into an evar, and that's all I ever use, so I wasn't thinking about the original page name limitation. 

Yes, we were impacted by that too. There was a major incident report on their status site, but that's it.  You can go back and look up previous issues on the status site, but they don't usually give too much information.      

For the most part, you can use any dimension with any metric. The only exceptions really are the bot page dimensions and some of the advertising analytics ones. But while you can use pretty much any dimension and metric together, whether or not they make sense is a different story.    The other thin...

@SunilaAd1 are the three components you're using custom date ranges that are all the same length but during different? When you create a line graph, it's going to start everything at the same point. So if you have three date ranges, for example, May, June, and July, they're all different months, but...