Hi Jakub,The low traffic (uniques exceeded) designation for variable values is handled via an Adobe Analytics algorithm (methodology details are explained in the links below). It appears in this case you have extreme high cardinality if low traffic makes 90%. I would recommend reviewing the implemen...

Hi Peter,Yes it is a known issue that Adobe Customer Care is actively working to resolve. Updates to follow on:https://twitter.com/AdobeMktgCarehttp://status.adobe.com/Best,Brian

Hi Jean-Paul,That is correct since an Entry Page dimension instance is the only value ever tied for an entire given visit therefore all attribution ties back in whole to the entry page.Best,Brian

Hi Daniel,If you haven't checked already there should be a record of what happened with the scheduled send in the 'Scheduled Reports Manager'>Report Log. It is true Spam filters, such as Google's Postini, can mistakenly block Adobe emails. Your company IT department may need to ensure Adobe emails a...

Hi Yuhui,I would recommend allocating two events (one to track positive modifications and one to track all negative modifications). Both events should be positive numbers then as you suggest I would leverage calculated metrics to do the math outright.An old blog post from Ben Gaines somewhat touches...

Hi Edward,At this time Adobe Report Builder only accepts a single cell filter reference for a given data block. A workaround would be you could create many duplicate versions of the same data block in Excel with single references and then do combination work in Excel to accomplish the goal of having...

Hi Bailey,It appears DW will need to be enabled for that report suite. I would recommend reaching out to your Adobe Account Manager and/or Adobe Customer Care to resolve.Best,Brian

If you have access to Adobe Report Builder that would be a straightforward method to construct this report in Excel. You would need to build data blocks on a per report suite basis containing whichever information you needed and then wrap up with a summary spreadsheet view.Best,Brian

Hi Sriram,If the AHA reports can only be built to the required specifications there; I think Excel is still your best output option even with the noted limitations. You are right however if you do not transform on their behalf beforehand in Excel that upon receipt users may have to undertake further...

FYI per Ben Gaines 10/16/14: Issue with report state (metrics, dates, segments, etc.) when using Frequently Viewed/Report History in R&A has been resolved in interface. UI now remembers all prior selections and properly carries over if users make selections using the left navigation menu options Fre...