did you check for the bounces? a think if a visitor just visited once and saw just one page, there is no „time spent“ and therefore missed in the list.you could try to check by creating a segment:visitor has „time spent“ greater than 0

any news in this case? any date for „coming soon“?

jen.lasser​ there are a lot of cases where the totals are complete nonsense, even with the feature „calculate total based on all rows“the ability to let user decide if they want to see the total would be a great improvement (and i don‘t need to explain why it doesn‘t match )

i suggest you use a „visit„ segment with the following condition:“page equals x“then „within 1 pageview“ and „after 20 seconds““page exists“this way it should select all visits where the user was on page X and the next page view was after 20 seconds.

i just received a message by clientcare: the bug will get fixed next month with maintenance release.

just received a message by clientcare. the bug wil get fixed in the next maintenance release next month.

i can think of 2 reasons why you have this mismatch1) the timeout of marketing channels is different for evars and channels. while evars loose their value 30 days after catching, the markeing channel (especially first touch) gets a resetting (see here Refresher on Adobe Analytics' Marketing Channels...

i‘m not sure you can do that „the normal way“ since the question is a) at visitor level and b) need the information looking back...i can think of the following idea: why don‘t you create  a virtual report suite with custom settings for „context-aware sessions“? i would create one with visit definiti...

i guess it‘s a bug, already some discussion here: Workspace resets column widths to default rather than where I saved them

same here, can confirm. strange behavior for col width. i already raised a ticket to get an answer.