Hi Jennifer, Thank you for replying!  1. Yes. I use post_visid_high || post_visid_low || visit_num || visit_start_time_gmt as visid to represent each visit session. I also use exclude_hit = 0 and hit_source NOT IN the four sources. My sessions, pageviews, time spent, and bounces are all matching so ...

I refer to the definition in the documentation: - The ‘Reloads’ metric shows the number of times a dimension item was present during a reload. A visitor refreshing their browser is the most common way to trigger a reload.- This metric counts the number of hits where the Page dimension contains the s...

Thank you for the reply! I just check and confirm that the difference we are seeing is not related to the then within 1 hit logic. It's due to the low traffic variables that are not counted within the segment. 

1. I use post_visid_high || post_visid_low || visit_start_time_gmt || visit_num as a unique identifier for each visit. Is that the same?2. I tried date_time and visit_page_num for both but none of them are returning the same result. 3. What do you mean by hit number?  This is a more detailed explana...

I try to implement the 'Then within a hit' logic in sql but couldn't get the correct result with the dashboard. How to implement this logic?