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title: "Historical Counts Parameter"
slug: "historical-counts-parameter"
updated: 2020-04-16T20:57:06Z
published: 2020-04-16T20:57:06Z
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# Historical Counts Parameter

Webtrends generates and maintains these parameters using the Webtrends analysis process when you enable Visitor History. For more information, see “Visitor History Parameters.”

#### WT.vr.vc

`WT.vr.vc=VisitCount` Identifies the total number of visits recorded for a visitor. This is an integer representing the number of visits since the visitor’s first visit. When using this as a measure for the Visitor dimension, use the maximum value. When using this as a measure for dimensions other than Visitor, you usually configure the average value.

The sum of this measure has no meaning.

#### WT.vr.vcb

`WT.vr.vcb=High/Moderate/Some/Low descriptor` Classifies the value of the `WT.vr.vc` parameter into one of four categories.

This parameter is non-numeric and used as a dimension. You can change the number of categories by editing the `vrbucket.ini` file. By default, the file is configured as follows:

`[VCBValues]` `High = 25` `Moderate = 15` `Some = 5`

The following table shows the meaning of the default values:

| [VCBValues] | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| High=25 | 25 < x |
| Moderate=15 | 15 > x < 25 |
| Some=5 | 5> x < 15 |

By default, the minimum value for `Some` is 5. Any visitor whose visit count value is less than 5 is assigned to the `Low` value category.

Example 1: Adjust all of the ranges in `vrbucket.ini` to:

`[VCBValues]` `High = 50` `Moderate = 30` `Some = 10`

Example 2: To create two buckets (for example, *`High/Low`*), change `vrbucket.ini` to:

`[VCBValues]` `High = 25` `Moderate = 25` `Some = 25`

The result of example 2 is: `High` is >25 `Low` is >0 <25