Hi! A segment I built is causing some problems in my table. It consists of two rules that look something like this:Page URL contains {one term}ANDButton Click contains any of {20 terms}I know that "any of" segments have a limit of 100, so I don't think the segments being overloaded, but I'm not sure...

I will try this - thank you!

not quite - we have no idea what this thirdpartysite is really & are trying to determine how they're getting to our site from there. we have no knowledge of any link from them to us

This is super helpful, thank you! One follow-up Q - if we have no connection to the thirdpartysite, is there any way for us to figure out where a link might live?We did try to replicate the traffic by going to the thirdpartysite and looking for a way to get back to our site, but we were  unsuccessfu...

How exactly does referring domain work? If a third-party website doesn't have a link to the site I'm tracking, how would there be a lot of traffic capturing the 3rd party site as the referring domain?Example with random fictional data:Let's say we're looking at one month of data for my website, 'exa...

The report suite I used was correct & the same one was used in Workspace and DW. Additionally, there are no additional columns or rows. It's just URL & visits. The issue of de-duplication is not applicable here because DW is lower than workspace and it's occurring for the total as well as individual...

the url is the only dimension & visits are the only metric. The only segment is a hit-based segment that's phrased like this "url contains XYZ or url contains XYZ". The segment was used in DW and Workspace.

So I know sometimes Data Warehouse can appear higher since Workspace totals de-duplicate. However, when looking both at individual rows and at site total, Workspace is showing more visits. Why would this be happening? An example is included below with made-up data. I checked that the configuration o...

Hi!I know Time Spent per Visit is calculated as Total Seconds Spent / (Visits - Bounces). However, my understanding is that end time stamps don't fire for any exits, not just bounces.Why wouldn't the calculation be Total Seconds Spent / (Visits - Exits)?It's been super difficult to find information ...