Fantastic. This worked great. Thank you! 

Hi,I'm trying to create classifications for "Percent Page Viewed" as recommended by Omniture, so that I can see percents in series of 10. So, if a user scrolled to 92% of the page, I can classify that as 100% page scroll.I have all the implementation completed, but when I try to group them in SAINT,...

@Gigazelle That's exactly how I feel, Google is just google. If I really care to segment it regionally I can overlay Location. I'm always afraid of overriding data, but in this case, it may be something I won't miss... and at the end, I will have better intel.

@Gigazelle That's exactly how I feel, Google is just google. If I really care to segment it regionally I can overlay Location. I'm always afraid of overriding data, but in this case, it may be something I won't miss... and at the end, I will have better intel.

You are right, I like this solution but it is a big workaround for something that should be default from Site Catalyst. Thank you very much, @warrenSander

You are right, I like this solution but it is a big workaround for something that should be default from Site Catalyst. Thank you very much, @warrenSander

That's a clever idea. Yes, if you have some images, I would love to see your Processing Rules set-up? Thank you! 

Thank you very much, @arob87. I figured I wasn't alone on this but I thought it was me missing a feature/setting, not the product since it is so basic. here is hoping. C.

Hi Jessica,I could but that would remove it or isolate from my report. Instead I would like to see organic traffic in context. I find it hard to believe that this is not a default setting, or an easy option.One shouldn't have to do so much work to see global traffic from search engines. Do the mods ...

I have a website with lots of international website and when I look at referring sites, I have to swift through hundreds of Google domains (google.com, google.ca,  google.co.uk) instead of just seeing it as in Google Analytics, as one referrer? Thank you,C.