Thanks Chris for jumping in and providing the exact solution, really appreciate it! I too agree this should have been highlighted in the documentation and this is a gap that should be filled. I would reach out to the documentation team right away to get this information added. Thanks Paula and Wes f...

Hi Toby, Changing the calendar changes the way data is processed (i.e. the definition of weekly and monthly unique visitors). When a calendar's definition of weeks and months changes, historical data is not altered.Another way you could achieve this is by using custom expressions https://marketing.a...

Hi Toby, You can make use of the Custom Calendar feature in Report Builder. Have a look at the documentation here - https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/arb/custom_calendar.htmlFor your requirements the modified Gregorian Calendar option would be the most suitable according to me. Let me...

Hi Beni, That is probably a cache issue. I would recommend you to clear your browser cache and see if the issue is persisting. Tanmay

HI Falk,Have you got an access to Adobe Analytics? If you have a report suite that you are working on, the s.account variable will be the ID of that report suite. Information regarding the training account could be shared by the instructor himself. If you have the email contact for your instructor y...

Hi Jen,Thanks for reaching out to the community.Are the examples you are referring to different pages or different posts on facebook linking to the same page? If these are different pages on your website then you could use Classifications to group the data for similar pages under a single header. Th...

Hi Hari,Adobe Analytics does not track age, gender, etc of visitors as it comes under Personally Identifiable Information. However, you can integrate customer information from other channels and upload them into Analytics as customer attributes. Have a look here - https://marketing.adobe.com/resourc...

Hi Hari,If a person visits a site from a laptop and the same site from a mobile he will be counted as two different visitors and two different visits as well. I hope this clarifies your doubt. Thanks!Tanmay

Hi, Visits from multiple browsers on the same machine by the same person are credited as two separate visits.

Hi Alessandro, It is possible to track page load times with extra implementation. This blog post by Ben Gaines should help you get an idea on how to go about it https://blogs.adobe.com/digitalmarketing/analytics/measuring-site-speed-in-adobe-analytics/Also, this discussion on stackoverflow can also ...