I think for the conditional formatting case, that would be fine as you could always manually reset the values.  Thinking about it, if my items are in red, for example, I'd probably still want them to be that way to show their value versus the entire set.  Going back to the manual reset, you could ad...

I've mentioned this to Ben before as well.  On top of making it difficult to get totals, we've also found people get confused by what that number is when we share reports.   We've had to use similar workarounds -- either using segments or by using the "display only selected rows" feature.  But as yo...

Forgot to mention, this could be included in the Column Settings area where you control the number/%/graph options.

It would be nice to be able to relabel the column headers.  This becomes even more important as you start getting 4 or 5 metrics and the names don't fit. Also, we, like many others, label our events/variables with (vXX, cXX or eXX) which is kind of clunky if you want to share the report with somebod...

This article explains one way of doing it: http://blogs.adobe.com/digitalmarketing/digital-marketing/dtm-use-cases-creating-persistent-user-segments-retargeting/

The extra calls are probably coming from any rules you have that contain third-party scripts. The contents of those will fire from a secondary script rather than being included in the main DTM script which makes it look like a lot of files are coming from the assets.adobedtm.com site.  You can look ...

Your non-sequential HTML tag is probably going into an iframe, so you might be seeing some issues around that.For the first case, try referencing your variable as %Sub-Total% rather than using the getVar function.

Vince,Try going into the Adobe Analytics configuration within your report suite and looking in the Library Management area. There is an option to set the reports suites via the custom code. There is a tiny bit of info at https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/dtm/library_management.html

Try using one of the HTML options (Non-sequential HTML) instead of Javascript for a block like that which contains <script> and <div> tags.

Could missing quotes around errorPage be causing the problem?