ok glad I got you closer...   In my past I have worked with IT depts to get theoretical volumes for concurrency and what I do is look at last year.   Pick the single greatest volume day. Visits as it will give a bit more than Unique visits. On the big day I break down by hour pick the greatest hour....

Hi Patrick I am curious what is actual business goal here you are trying to understand?   Number of users within a 5  min span so is it concurrent users at a given hour/time of day?   What is service/product you are selling these users?  

If a user is in browser using multiple tabs. The browser will in each tab case load a page. So in essence it will be 3 page views.   If the user then hops from one tab to another it will still count as pages they view in a session and still count as just one unique visitor. What you wont know is onc...

I think this is a great Idea considering Adobe itself capped scheduled report time to 24 mths. The ability to then manually extend large groups of reports like this then is critical. 

Yah the page itself is a low quality explanation bit there is a link on it:   https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/launch/elements-to-variable.html?lang=en That link then in left side has a section on: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/tags/ui/da...

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/launch/layer-to-elements.html?lang=en

ok I see . I think then what could be an option is to just use custom link tracking,   add , props, evar, events as needed. Im guessing much of what you have in data layer can be attributed to those items so its an easy thing to add.   https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics-learn/tutorial...

Unless your using some type of page coding that doesn`t support css then buttons and links should all be trackable via Activity Map. Will save you and devs a ton of work and allow all sorts of flexibility. Even has a browser plugin for a sort of heat map.   Caveats If you have 5 buttons with same na...

I think you should try this run a monthly trended for click instances by page.(I expect you will see just that page or are there multiple pages involved?)   Once you clarify the exact page then look at correlation against it of things like...   referring domains(pre and post drop) camapign IDs(maybe...

ok I recommend you do an   Activitymap Link/Region report. Pick monthly break down for last few months where drop was seen.   Lets start by finding dropping links them selves.(eventually we hope we can locate key page(s) contributing to loss).