if you want „visitors“ who saw a page at least once in ANY visit, try this1) visitors with page view:“visitor“ (not visit) with (“hit container“: „page“ contains „SpecialPage“)2) visitors who never saw that page:“visitor“ with „exclude“ segment 1)hope this helps

just a guess: your data-json from "populating the data" looks strange at the end (some brackets and chars too much). is this just a copy&paste problem or have you checked the "populating data request" with the API Explorer?

i use to make a copy of the oringinal dashboard with name and tag "shared". i then share the copied dashboard which gives me the opportunity to always "redo" the user savings.only bad thing: if someone has a schedule over the copy the schedule gets lost ... not perfect but a nice work around ...

and if you really want the total of server calls, better go to "admin" -> "billing"  

be careful! as far as i know this works only for props not evars! if you want to know the server calls where an evar is set, you should take "[evarxy] instances"this is due to the reason that most evars persist longer than 1 hit and therefore you have an "occurrency" on the next hit even the evar is...

yes, a page view is a server call.but a server call is not necessary a page view have a look here: Server Call

sorry, can't see the problem1) did you make a Hit- Segment with defnition prop2 exists?2) you mean that the sum of all the rows is smaller than the total based ln "visits"?mayve you can post some more screenshots above those two points...

oh, sorry for that. you're right! the total is smaller than (or max equal to) the sum of the single rows!regarding your example: if only one visit had a visit in both, youre looking at a total of 3 visits - correct!

yes, because one visit can have one or more of different prop2. eg. in a visit a user goes to "seasonal", later "gardening" => both row get 1 visit each, but total is 1 visit!therefore the total of visits must be higher than the sum of the single rows.

@ Chris_s.tyou can use a segment like this:"visit" container where "hit"-container has "prop2 exists"this way you can break down the visits by prop2 and see only visits where in any hit the prop2 is set, the col total is the total to all "prop2" visits ...