I have an evar, lets say evar1, that stores a string, the string has many possible values lets say 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd' etc. As someone moves throughout our website evar1 gets populated with values 'a' then 'b' then 'd'. I want to be able to attribute all pageviews to the most recent or last known evar value per visitor. Right now in evar1 custom reporting it will attribute a pageview to each value regardless of the most recent value. Ultimately this is what i want to see...
Visitor 1:
Navigates to page1, evar1=a, navigates to page2, evar1=b, navigates to page3, evar1=d
then in reporting normally I would see
evar1, pageviews
'a', 1
'b', 1
'd', 1
but I want
evar1, pageviews
'a', 0
'b', 0
d, 3
So the most recent value is what gets counted, I believe I may need to create a custom report but any insights would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Dear JayKay,
From Data Feed we can calculate the above manually. But i don't think it is possible without that.
Will wait for other experts opinion, they might have some idea.
Thank You!
Arun
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Dear JayKay,
From Data Feed we can calculate the above manually. But i don't think it is possible without that.
Will wait for other experts opinion, they might have some idea.
Thank You!
Arun
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Hi,
Page Views metric doesn't follow the allocation model rather it gets attributed to each value which was fired as part of the s.t() calls.
You requirement can only be fulfilled by a custom report out of the Data feeds as already suggested by Pratheep.
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What types metrics follow the allocation model?
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Hi,
Allocation mostly comes into picture for success/conversion events like commerce events (Order, Revenue etc.), custom success events etc.
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