Exam 9A0-381 topic 1 question 3 discussion

D. You can drill down multiple levels deep but you only get to use the Instances metric. In many web analytics and reporting systems, subrelations allow you to drill down into the data to explore relationships between different dimensions or variables. However, typically, when using subrelations, you are limited to using the "Instances" metric, which counts the occurrences or instances of a specific dimension combination. While you can explore multiple levels of detail with subrelations, you often have limited flexibility in choosing different metrics beyond "Instances" for deeper analysis.

A. You only need to build it once and it will become available for all three reports. In many web analytics and reporting systems, you typically create calculated metrics or custom variables at a global level within your analytics platform. Once you've created the "Content Consumption" calculated metric as a custom traffic variable, it should be available for use in all relevant reports throughout the platform without the need to recreate it for each specific report. This ensures consistency and makes the metric accessible across different sections of your website reports.