create a hit-based segment with your definition (event and evar condition), add it to a workspace project and create a histogramm using the event as metric. this will show you a spread of visits/visitors who had the event once, twice or more ...

if you have an "eventX" (like event1 and event34) it is custom in your implementation. please ask the person who implemented your adobe analytics or have a look which data is collected when you perform some "searches" on your website.

well, basically it should work - but I'm not sure if I understand the question.the hit-segment with exclude a page should give you all pages except the excluded one. no matter what other segments you add to your project.but it might be possible, that the name still appears sonewhere, depending on th...

what "total" are you looking at? the "exclude" can effect even visits and visitors if they have only seen the selected page (and nothing else).

would love to see this feature!

I don't know how to do it in the interface directly without opening the settings of each report suite.if you have access to API 1.4 you can use the following requests:1) get RS list with analytics-1.4-apis/r_GetReportSuites.md at master · AdobeDocs/analytics-1.4-apis · GitHub    this will return a l...

change "pageviews" to "custom/download/exit link instances" and see if it was a s.tl call ...

"entries" can only occur once per visit, it is the firet time a value is captured during a visit (does not need to be hit 1). see Entries what might be possible that the variable (t12) was set on the first hit (thus 1 entry) but it was not a page view (s.tl call like custom link tracking). maybe use...

if you are not sure about the stacked segment, create two separate segments1) visit segment (page = page x)2) hit segment (page != page x)add both to your workspace table/panel and see results of combination (overlap)

can't create a screenshot right now, but try to explainHIT-Segment{   Container VISIT where (page = "page X")   AND   page != "page X"}that should return all hits from visits where the user has seen the desired page except the page itself.hope that helps