I'd imagine that you would be able to track returns in DTM if the return happens online, but obviously this wouldn't capture any actions that occur offline. Returns made online can be tracked in an event with s.products properly set.However, I know that I've personally made some purchases online, cl...

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A Flow visualization can get a little difficult to handle after the user switches from one dimension to another.One dimension:Very clean and aligned with what I clicked. Page Type = Product Details is expanded into all the next Page Types.But as soon as I switch dimensions in the right-most column t...

Analysis in Flow looks like:Often, I find that I want to see all 140+ values in the left column, or 76+ values in the right column. To do this takes click after click, where each click shows 5 items at a time. Would love to be able to right-click to expand the full dimension and see all values.

I love the difference between breaking down a fallout visualization touchpoint by either Fallthrough or Fallout:I'd love to see the same functionality for Segmentation: Fallthrough (current functionality) or Fallout.

Oof, that is ridiculous - I agree. Please submit as an idea and we'll aim to get it added to the roadmap/backlog

I don't believe Tableau has created a direct connection, but our partners over at Cognetik have created a direct connection between Adobe Analytics and Tableau:Tableau Now Loves Cloud Data | Cognetik Cloud Connector

Oooh - another idea:If you aren't capturing URL in an eVar/prop on those pages, you can consider leveraging Data Warehouse which makes the URL dimension available!Create a hit-based segment that focuses on your login status eVar = None.Create a Data Warehouse request that leverages that segment and ...

Actually - Exit Link Instances and Download Link Instances are all worth checking

Very good point - what happens if you leverage the Custom Links Instances metric? Does that help?