I created a report in Ad-Hoc analysis, using list2 as the dimension and event 14 (last touch) as the metric and I got data back.i then tried to recreate this in workspace (because I wanted to see if the data would be the same) so I added list2 as the dimension and used e16 as the event. I then edite...

Thanks very much for your reply.Just curious, in what situation would you use 'does not exist' instead of exists (exclude)?Thanks.

I have a question about the difference between a segment using does not exist and exists but then excluding it.I am trying to get data for a conversion rate (new upload/unique visitors) and to see how what it is when I exclude a specific event.So, i've created the event in two ways:1. Visitor level ...

Hi Urs,Thanks for the tip. This is very useful when creating two new segments from scratch.However, if I already have a saved segment that I am using and want to make a small edit to it and compare the two, then it doesn't work.jen.lasser​For example, if I have a segment set at hit level and I want ...

This is something I do in Ad-Hoc, where it is very easy to do, but I want to do the same thing in Workspace but can't figure out how to.What I am trying to do is this:1. Create a segment2. Drag two instances of that segment in to a report3. Edit one of the two instances, so I can compare them vs eac...

Hi,This might be the best solution but there are almost 3,000 entries in the Region report, so it would be a lot of work to create this classification. I'm hoping Adobe can do something about this issue.Thanks,Frank

I have a question about the Region and City data that is collected in Adobe Analytics and if there is a way to get better region data for the UK.Currently, if I look at a report of regions (with visits as the metric), I get a long list of cities and councils in the UK but no regions.To clarify, A Re...

Hi,When I do it, with page as the dimension, I get a unique count of seconds spent for each page name, not a site total. I am using Ad Hoc analysis for this so I'm not sure if it is different in the other tools/interfaces.

Could you use instances instead of visits? this might give you more than one count per visit.Also, I would suggest using 'within' 1 page view instead of 'after' 1 page view, if you want to see a user going directly from page A to B.

What I do is use the metric "total seconds spent" and "Page Views" along side the dimension "page". Then I divide total seconds spent by page views to get the average seconds per page.