Hi Mia,It may be helpful to dig into the underlying data that is driving the histogram that you've built in order to better understand it. You can do this by following the instructions here: Histogram Visualization in Analysis Workspace | Adobe Analytics - YouTube That will open the histogram's tabl...

I think this is the visualization you are looking for? My apologies if I'm wrong - been a minute since I've bar graphed in Excel 100% Stacked Visualizations in Analysis Workspace - YouTube

Unfortunately I don't think there's an option for this. Would be a great idea to submit in this forum though!

Hi Sanchit,Yes! The best way to do this is by applying segments to the numerator and denominator in your calculated metrics:Segmented Metrics Hope that helps!

Hi Emmet,This is metric is a custom metric, called a success event, that is specific to your site. My best recommendation is for you to work with your administrator and implementation team to figure out how and when this metric is called.Based on how it was named, I'm guessing it's captured in event...

Hi there,You'll have to first create the events in the admin console, then they will appear in the dropdown.Be sure to set the event type as Numeric, otherwise they won't show!

Interesting. I wonder if it has something to do with the segment? Could you share a screenshot of the definition it? If not comfortable sharing publicly here, you can PM me.

Hm, I don't have this problem personally, but I have a couple of ideas. Make sure you log in via experiencecloud.adobe.com (which I think is what you linked to)I've also become a fan of this Chrome plugin, built by one of our partners:Adobe Experience Cloud Bookmarks - Chrome Web Store It works real...

Hm, that's definitely strange. I tried this in one of my report suites and didn't have the same issue:Can you send a bigger screenshot of your full browser, not just the table? I'm curious if segments are applied, or a virtual report suite, etc.

Hi there,You do have a lot of options so it can definitely cause confusion - sorry!I'll try and explain based on your two options:Option 1: Currency Events:Currency events (as shown here: Compare counter, incrementor, and currency events ) are basically just regular events that can accept 2 decimals...