Hi jen.lasser​ - I had considered this, but in the extreme cases of this happening, my browser actually locks up to any new input while it tried to render (and I have a relatively powerful machine.)

This is halfway solved by "equals any of" which I am super happy about. Thanks for delivering that feature.

Thanks - I tried that and see now, and that definitely wasn't obvious. But it's not exactly what I'm looking for. For one, it doesn't support ctrl-select to narrow in on a single row. But more importantly, it keeps the dimension heading selected, which means there's still "junk" to delete when I'm just trying to select a single value.I realize this conflicts somewhat with overlapping functionality: selecting rows for focusing visualizations, and quickly selecting rows by their dimensional label....

Agreed! I have run into this a few times where I don't remember the exact name of the dimension so I'll write, e.g. "ID" or "Title" only to add another qualifying name and not find it. It would also be great to be able to filter results post-hoc. For example, I may realize after starting to type that I am interested only in dimensions, not segments or metrics, but in order to filter to just dimensions I have to delete my keyword, click "Dimensions" and then search again.

Bret, We run into similar issues here - lots of researchers mining our content. I like your idea of IP address classifications, but we get enough traffic that many (61%) of our IP addresses show up as (Low Traffic). Regarding your question of reporting on bot traffic: I don't want to pay for these requests. It's interesting, but not worth the add-on to our contract. We have apache logs and Kibana or Splunk do what we need to do. A game-changer for me would be if we could extend bot rules to incl...