This no longer appears to be an issue after selecting "percentage".

This is a good resource on potential options as well as pitfalls.https://analyticsdemystified.com/adobe-analytics/measuring-page-load-time-with-numeric-event/

Pretty certain you can achieve this if you are willing to use a bar graph in lieu of a line graph.Calculated MetricColumn Sum [If page views > 100, 1, else 0]Use month as a dynamic column header below the metric.Drop page or whatever you dimension is into the table.Select the dimension title and viz...

I do something similar in which I essentially have a different rule for either 5 or 6 fields.  Not sure if there is a more robust way but this should be easy to build from for 2/3/4 fields.  As an FYI my deliminator is an underscore.^((.+)\_(.+)\_(.+)\_(.+)\_(.+)\_(.+)|(.+)\_(.+)\_(.+)\_(.+)\_(.+))$

Orders would be the number of times a distinct transaction or purchase ID was recorded.  So five products with on transaction ID would be 1 order.  The metric units would answer how many total units were in the order.

This should work.  You could then tie a summary number to the column total.

I would think there would be a method to use the "Cumulative Average" function, but I wasn't able to get it to work.Does the attached get you close enough?  This would be a rolling average trend line.

Everything that isn't directly correlated with leads, revenue, or conflict resolution.  But seriously any of the time measures.  They don't mean what people think and lengthy durations are neither good nor bad unless you have a video platform.

Great content team!

Thanks for the feedback kautuksahni, I will ask our AEM deployment team to keep an eye on this thread for the most up to date information.Cheers