Agree with Fredrik. I have used calculated metric to switch polarity as well for mobile dashboards.

Hi Melody,Here are my answers:If I want to see total traffic from google, what filters I should use on the Referring URL? Should I include "Google" and "/a/"?Since you are not having tracking on the "/a/", you are not going to see any traffic from the search engine in referring URLDouble check with you, all traffic carrying "/a/" in referring URL is coming from Google but not other search engine?I just tested for one link and that was from Bing. So, no, not only google, but looks like all search...

The 2nd page would need to somehow override the document.referrer value with the referrer from 1st page. This would need to happen before the analytics call occurs.

so I did a bit of back tracing, and figured it out from your screenshot. When someone googles your site it shows the following link:https://xxx/a/anti-epidemic-fund-third-waveWhen you click this, it redirects to the following:https://xxxx/en/article/anti-epidemic-fund-third-wave The analytics tracking is being done on the 2nd page. Since the referrer for this page is not google but the 1st page, you are seeing that in the reports.

There are two scenarios that come to mind:If the user clicks on a link that refreshes the page, then the referrer would be the same as the pageThe "Referring URL" in your image is not the out of the box dimension. To make sure this is not an issue with the implementation, you can breakdown further by "Referrer" to see if you get the same value. If the value is different, you can reach out to your developer to get the code corrected. (Note that the "Page URL" is also not the out of box dimension,...

What challenges are you facing? I am on 5.6.52 as well.You can also reach out to customercare@adobe.com to see if it is some common issue which you are having.

While I am not aware of a tool to integrate with, you can look at the user agent and IP addresses the data is coming from. if there is a spike in a range of IP addresses or a certain browser/device type, it may be bot traffic. Check also the visit behaviour, as in the visit number from each unique visitor from this IP, or hits in each visit. You can create a segment to filter out this traffic. As you identify more bots, you can keep modifying the segment