I am not a fan of doing this.  I find that it wastes variables, slows down your site and confuses users who are not sure if they should use the eVar or sProp version of the variable.  I find it better to understand when you should use an eVar and when you should use an sProp.  I tend to use sProps f...

You can classify the "None" row by using a value of ~none~ as the Key value...

I think the solution above is fine.  You basically want to pass the field name (with a form identifier if you want) to an sProp as visitors go from field to field and enable pathing...

One note...I would only do a solution like this on a temporary basis since it will cost a lot in Adobe server calls.  I would suggest you use a tag management system to flip it on and off when you need to test the form...

Anthony,I'd be happy to help you learn the different ways to report on this in Adobe Analytics.  Feel free to contact me at adam.greco at webanalyticsdemystified.com

Matt,Conversion Variables are really just dimensions, so they are not super useful without Success Events (metrics).  In case it helps, Success Events are NUMBERS or METRICS.  They tell you how often something (i.e. Orders, Internal Searches) happened.  Conversion Variables allow you to breakdown th...

Jean-Paul,I think you have some issues in your logic here.  If you are using Merchandising, you should not need to pass a non-value when they move away and keep in mind that the internal campaign will only get a value if it drives them to a product (and s.products is set).  Also, if the usr sees a s...

Here is something you can try:Set a custom success event when visitors perform the first instance of the page you care about (i.e. Product Page) and make sure it is only set on the 1st instanceSet a counter eVar to "+1" on each page and expire it at the event mentioned in step 1Doing this should sho...

I would suggest simply having a Form ID or Name eVar and using the same Form success events.  You can then filter your conversion funnel by that eVar or use Segmentation.

Yes, there are some cases in which this is appropriate.  Prior to v15, there was no Page View metric in conversion reports so it was quite common.  Post v15, there was a Page View event so many people got rid of the extra Page View event.However, you cannot enable PARTICIPATION on the out of the box...