Are you looking to track a specific individual or aggregated unique users?In either case, Adobe has a flow and a fallout report that might be useful.The flow report allows you to visualize a visitor's journey through dimensions (such as page name) and success events (such as an order).The fallout re...

There are three possible approaches I can think of off hand. Which you use depends on how many values you need to map, how often, and what your dev resources are.You can use the Classification importer. So for example you have a list of codes and you can upload a SAINT table to Adobe to that has the...

I gather you have a single url with multiple "virtual" pages, passing the same page name (case 1). Or perhaps you have multiple urls all passing the same page name (case 2). Users can get to the sub-pages without first going to the "parent" page, so you can't just UV for the page name to ge UV for j...

It is easy to get in a Workspace table. Use the metric Entry page. There is also an Entries metric. For a given dimension, Entries records the first element seen for that dimension as an entry. Only one entry exists per dimension per visit. Entry is a dimension based metric rather than a visit based...

There was another discussion about this a short while ago: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-questions/sequential-segmentation-using-before-after-criteria/m-p/632543#M46855

If I understand correctly, you want to enter some goals as custom numbers in a report. So something like the following but you want daily instead of monthly:Rather than using the day dimension in the calculated metric, you can use the position of the day in a day ordered list to associate the custom...

I want to share how I created an advanced Goal/Forecasting report. A goal or a forecasting report is a monitoring type report. Creating a combined Forecasting and Goal Progress (or Goal Pacing) report is a valuable way to track your progress towards a specific goal over time and forecast your future...

It depends on the details of your site implementation. e.g.:How do you define unique login vs. login?What is the page name flow for logging in?When is the evar that checks authentication status set?

Yes this is a reasonable approach to compare time periods. You might want to share with this thread how you built the date ranges. Yes adding a summary change will not be useful until you get some real year over year numbers. I am assuming you are not showing production numbers. You can add the chan...