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Module 14 of 21 Analyze the data
Analysis Workspace
Ask the data
10 sections about 2 hr 5 min
- 01 Analysis Workspace Overview Any dimension can meet any metric here, and the tool before it refused almost all of them. What Workspace is, how it is laid out, and what it replaced.
- 02 Projects and Panels A panel decides which suite, which dates and which segment everything inside it answers to. What a project really is, and why one report was never enough.
- 03 Freeform Tables The same two components can produce four different correct answers depending on the arrangement. How rows, breakdowns and columns decide what a number means.
- 04 Visualizations Every chart here is a drawing of a table and inherits its decisions. Which shape answers which question, and the setting that breaks charts quietly.
- 05 Cohort Analysis Every other report asks what happened this month. This one asks whether the people who arrived in January were ever seen again, and the answer is usually worse.
- 06 Fallout and Flow Analysis One tests a path you already believe in. The other shows the paths nobody designed. Both change their answer on a setting most people never open.
- 07 Anomaly Detection and Contribution Analysis Nobody can watch four hundred numbers each morning. What the statistics do, why a flagged point is a question rather than a finding, and where it ends.
- 08 Curation and Templates A project that makes sense to its author and nobody else is the normal outcome. Curation, annotations and templates are the three habits that fix it.
- 09 Sharing and Collaboration Three roles, and the one most people pick by accident makes the recipient a co-owner of a report other teams depend on. What each share actually grants.
- 10 Workspace Performance and Limits The project everybody depends on is usually the slowest one in the company. What actually costs time, the guardrails worth knowing, and how to get it back.
About this module
Freeform tables, cohorts, fallout and anomaly detection. Building a Workspace project that answers a real question and stays readable for everyone else.
For most people who use Adobe Analytics, Analysis Workspace is the product. It is the blank canvas where questions actually get asked.
This module covers how it is put together, from projects and panels down to tables and visualizations, and then the analyses that answer harder questions: cohorts, fallout and flow, and anomaly detection. It also covers the parts nobody teaches. Curating a project so somebody else can read it, sharing one without accidentally handing over ownership, and why the project everybody depends on is usually the slowest in the company.
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