I'm building a Report Builder dashboard, and want the following to be executed in order:pull some data in a requestmanipulate the data using Excel functionalitypull a second request based on manipulated dataExample:In initial request, Report Builder returns:/path-goes-hereThen, Excel functionality c...

If you have access to processing rules, you can create a few rules to capture URL without needing to touch your implementation. Attached is a screenshot of what I have set up in processing rules for this, which provides three different versions of URL:full URLURL without any query strings appended (...

Rudi,I'd love to see you guys provide some thought leadership around this topic as more and more publishers move to the infinite scroll structure. It seems like there should be a good standardized approach to how we track this functionality using Adobe Analytics. I'm still trying to wrap my brain ar...

Ahh... my ticket on this is only a week + old. Boy, they made me do a ton of process documentation before they logged the ticket though. Would've been nice if they'd checked for an existing ticket before making me jump through hoops.

Hoping others have found a similar issue which would help escalate this beyond my ticket (Incident: 140529-000164). I'm finding when doing correlations on a large number of items based on a dependent request, ReportBuilder 5 suddenly begins returning "None" in correlated values after 21 entries.[img...

Mitchell,You can actually set IP address to a variable via processing rule, so you don't even need to bother getting it into s_code.I've recently pulled all internal IP exclusions out of our report suites, and have instead created an "internal IP address" segment that strips out those visits post-ca...

[img]ip.PNG[/img]here's the screenshot. Easy as that...

I *love* this idea - I'd never thought of it.I work in publishing, and want to be able to report on the number of content items written over a specific period of time. I've figured out how to do this using ReportBuilder... essentially pulling all content UUIDs associated with a specific publish date...

Webmaster Tools provides great visibility into search performance - full keyword list of terms, with impressions, clickthroughs, average position, etc. This information has become even more valuable as most organic search terms are now blocked. The Webmaster Tools interface, however, isn't fantastic...

This is a basic feature available in Google Analytics but missing from SC that would make doing analysis inside SC much more viable. Currently, there is no way in SC to apply a metrics-based filter when looking at prop/evar reports. This makes the "sort by" feature much less useful when using certai...