@sandhyasandheep I like to keep this particular blog referenced for just this specific reason:Conversion Variables – Part I [Inside Omniture SiteCatalyst]    You will notice that it's a bit dated, but the information is still good, and it was written by one of our favorite veterans in the business. ...

@kristenj7241754 This is something we've been talking about doing in an upcoming Adobe Analytics User Group meeting.  We also regularly have Office Hours, and we are always open to questions about these kinds of things, especially if they are asked beforehand when we send out our pre-meeting surveys...

Hi @franzli,   @Jennifer_Dungan's answer is spot on, because of the behavior of Visits.  Taking this into account, you may consider looking into changing your attribution model against your metric, depending upon your needs.This article may provide some additional insights to assist you:Understandin...

@Neil_McDonald1 From everything I'm seeing, I highly doubt it, because we're connecting to a completely different source I don't think it's possible.  I hate to say it, but it looks like rework has to be a "thing."   Hey, it's Excel, though.  Some people out there with some VB development chops may ...

@Yohan_khan00 The documentation Adobe provides provides the following: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/admin/admin-tools/manage-report-suites/edit-report-suite/report-suite-general/server-side-forwarding/ssf.html?lang=en  And on that page, there is a link: https://experienceleague....

@gkrish12345 I'm thinking even with hit-based, there could be some funky things happening when you've got these kind of segments in play, because again desktop could also define a person who was technically in the mobile web environment if they are not careful with how cleanly they segment their dat...

Hi @Sav23! I believe we're mixing apples with oranges here a little bit. By default, an eVar's behavior will persist to the end of a user's visit, which is why you will see activity (not to be confused with Activity Map) beyond a single page, because a user will hit multiple pages before ending thei...

Honestly, without understanding your implementation, this can always get a little interesting.  For instance, do you have cross-device tracking implemented (this only allows you to follow your users from mobile to web, and not the other way around).  The other thing I notice is the split you're doin...

I was thinking about that field, because I encountered the same issue.  Looks like this does provide a workaround as long as @sarah_zhang is willing to put up with the display of the percent difference as well.  

The difference is between the containers.  You used a VISIT container vs. a HIT container.  These are two very different kinds of segments.  If you consider the behavior associated with each, that is why you will see differences. "A segment at the Visit level returns the page that meets the conditio...