Adobe is actually releasing a feature tomorrow labeled Cross-Device Analytics, which covers this exact use case. More information on the feature can be found here: Cross-Device Analytics Overview

I'm afraid not - Timestamp support for a report suite is a setting that can only be seen internally to Adobe currently. If you'd like to see this feature in the Analytics UI, you can upvote this idea thread: Timestamp enablement in SC admin interface

Exporting up to 50k rows in workspace is currently on the roadmap. Allow for more than 400 rows of data in Analytics Workspace Related thread: Full Download from Workspace

jisuk72348911 - are you still facing this issue?

Existing data feeds will not have activity map columns added automatically. You will need to edit the data feed settings and add the columns. From that day forward, you'll have the activity map columns.The data should be there retroactively, at a minimum from when the columns were introduced (maybe ...

Sorry I'm late to the party, but I do want to solidify some things.The metric page views is incremented in the presence of the pageName or pageURL field. This is why link tracking image requests strip pageName and pageURL.If you re-add pageName or pageURL via processing rules, it kind of becomes thi...

The bounce rate for that page would be 210 / 350, or 60%. Adobe calculates bounce rate as 'bounces divided by entries'.The exit rate for that page would be 330 / 500 or 66%. Adobe does not have an official formula for exit rate, but using 'exits divided by visits' would make the most sense.

Data feeds are really the only way to get true hit-level data.What is it that you're trying to accomplish with this data? Perhaps a different Analytics capability is better fit for what you're trying to do.

Drag the metric you want into the calculated metric builder (orders, visits, etc). It can just be the metric by itself. From there, you can click the gear icon to select non-default attribution.

Nothing on my end regarding this topic, unfortunately.