Row settings
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This video demonstrates the functionality using Adobe Analytics. However, the functionality is similarly available in Customer Journey Analytics. Be aware of the following differences in terminlogy.
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Adobe Analytics | Customer Journey Analytics |
Segments | Filters |
Visitor | Person |
Visit | Session |
Hit | Event |
Row settings vary depending on which component you have dragged into the table. To access table row settings, select Settings next to a dimension, filter, metric, time period, or a breakdown within each of these objects.
In contrast, Breakdown by position always breaks down the top 3 items, regardless of what they are. Referring back to the example, when you re-open your project, the Marketing Channel breakdowns are tied to the top 3 pages in the table. And not to Homepage, Search Results and Checkout, which are now in rows 4-6.
Calculate percentages by row: the percentages in cells are calculated across the row, as opposed to down the column, with Grand total as the denominator. This calculation is useful for trending percentages.
Show as sum of current rows shows a client-side sum of the rows in the table, which means the total does not de-duplicate metrics like visits or persons.
Show grand total shows a server-side sum, which means the total of de-duplicated metrics.
Change row count
To change the number of rows that are displayed:
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Click the number next to Rows at the top of the first column of the table.
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From the drop-down list, select the number of rows you would like the table to display.
Context-menu
The following context menu options are available when selecting the dimension header.
The following additional context menu options are available when selecting one or more dimension items (first column) or one or more individual cells in the freeform tableā¦
The following additional context menu options are available when selecting a metric column header.
Add a time period column. You are offered several options, where the calendar range of the panel determines the date range:
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Prior date range to this date range
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These date range to this date range.
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Custom date range to this date range. Opens up the Date range builder to specify the date range.
See Date comparison for more information.
Adds compare time period columns. Only available when the dimension is not based on time. You are offered several options determines the date range:
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Prior date range to this date range
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Custom date range to this date range. Opens up the Date range builder to specify the date range.
See Date comparison for more information.