Thanks for your feedback, Chris. I've archived the idea since there isn't a specific enhancement that can be voted on, but the feedback itself is valuable.

Perfect, thanks. This appears to be a permissions issue, meaning your user account does not have sufficient privileges to make the edits you're trying to.I'd recommend reaching out to an Analytics admin within your login company - they should be able to help you get this sorted out.

Were you able to get this one resolved?

Urs is 100% correct. There's no magic formula that will let you sum line items - they are simply being deduplicated.This article has a lot of helpful information on how it cannot be magically calculated: Compare sum of line items to report total

What you're describing pretty much defines bounce rate. Bounce rate is defined as the stickiness, or lack thereof, of a visitor. If a user visits one page then leaves, they are considered a bounce, meaning they didn't stick to your site.

Hi Jasmine, are you 100% sure the exact name of the column is visitor_id? Our Data Column Reference does not show that column, and since there are several of these types of columns, I want to make we are talking about the same column.

This is because entries is a visit-based metric, while your segment is only filtering out hits.Those hits that you're seeing in reporting are the entry pages of the hits you're including. For example, the segment includes the hit with a page value of ht000001, but for that specific hit, it wasn't th...

Is this error inside Adobe Analytics itself? Where exactly do you see this message?

There's no expected performance with those macros, since that would heavily depend on the end user's machine.You can schedule Report Builder workbooks at regular intervals, which would send a new updated workbook to your inbox. That seems to be the easiest way to not need to worry about refreshes.

Alexis's recommendation of using workspace and expanding dimensions would be the most ideal way to get a comprehensive list of 'reports'.