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Adobe Analytics Classification Template

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Hi all, 

 

my question regards the limit about using the hyphen (-) in the classification data files.

we will be using this file to import additional attributes in Analytics.

Is it correct that in every data with an hyphen (e.g. times-square) this character will be evalueted as a minus operator? is there a way to escape it? 

 

Thanks in advance

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I don't think I've heard of that limitation with the hyphen character being treated as a minus. You might be thinking of Numeric classifications, but those have been deprecated by Adobe Analytics already. See https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/classifications/c-classifications.html?....

In general, all values in classifications -- both the keys and the mapped values -- are treated as text strings. So even if you have "10-4" as the key, Adobe Analytics will treat it as the string "10-4" instead of the number 6.

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I don't think I've heard of that limitation with the hyphen character being treated as a minus. You might be thinking of Numeric classifications, but those have been deprecated by Adobe Analytics already. See https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/classifications/c-classifications.html?....

In general, all values in classifications -- both the keys and the mapped values -- are treated as text strings. So even if you have "10-4" as the key, Adobe Analytics will treat it as the string "10-4" instead of the number 6.