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Thanks a lot for the detailed response. &nbsp; Please let me know if I am following correctly. <br />
So now when I use Google Analytics, instead of it displaying # of Visits - it will say &nbsp;# of Sessions? &nbsp;In otherwords, &nbsp;there is no longer a way to see # of Visits? &nbsp;Thanks again.
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Thanks a lot for the detailed response.   Please let me know if I am following correctly.
So now when I use Google Analytics, instead of it displaying # of Visits - it will say  # of Sessions?  In otherwords,  there is no longer a way to see # of Visits?  Thanks again.

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Thanks again Scott. &nbsp;I really appreciate you clearing this up.
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Thanks again Scott.  I really appreciate you clearing this up.

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Attached is a screenshot of a website using Google Analytics.<br />
Highlighted in red is the number of sessions. &nbsp;When I last logged into Google Analytics I was able to view the number of Visits, instead of Sessions. &nbsp;I can't seem to figure out where to change this back to the number of Visits. &nbsp; Any assistance is greatly appreciated. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
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Attached is a screenshot of a website using Google Analytics.
Highlighted in red is the number of sessions.  When I last logged into Google Analytics I was able to view the number of Visits, instead of Sessions.  I can't seem to figure out where to change this back to the number of Visits.   Any assistance is greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

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