I like the idea of categorization. I just found a use case. We have something (I suspect a processing rule) that is altering data I see in the debugger, I haven't found the rule yet because I can't just search my rules for the variables affected (granted the new Conditional Actions - if executed pro...

Yes! Please!

My drop down is rarely in alphabetical order and doesn't seem like it's in order of creation either, it always seemed to me to be close to (but never exactly) in order of which report suite was used most recently.

would it be possible also add a segment search that utilize components and specified variables and values within a segment?

This is a very similar idea to: http://ideas.omniture.com/t5/Idea-Exchange-for-Adobe/The-ability-to-segment-by-unique-valu es-in-a-variable/idc-p/11710#M6490 Clearly there is demand.

Yes please! This is something I am constantly trying to jerry-rig solutions for using many sordid processing rule schemes.

I haven't had to contact ClientCare in a few weeks but I had noticed chat times getting longer than normal. I am fielding a questions from one of my other supported users asking when he could expect to hear back about a ticket submitted last week that is a high priority for us.

Currently, the only way to copy a processing rule between report suites is to copy all the processing rules. I don't want to do that. I want to just copy one or two processing rules. Please let me select either all, or distinct, processing rules to copy.

I NEED to be able to build segments that don't require discreetly defined variable values, but can be based on var1=var2. Any easy example would be this:[Visit bucket [entry pagename]=[exit pagename] AND [path length] >1 Another, more difficult example: Show me all eVar1 values that have both mobile...

The processing rules history only includes Created time stamp and View. This is very unhelpful if you are searching for a specific rule to reactivate, or for researching.