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KyraSu
March 27, 2025
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OOB option for ALL Spanish languages?

  • March 27, 2025
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Hey everyone,

Maybe this is a dumb question, but I CANNOT figure it out. I'm filtering visits by language, and the languages are listed by country (i.e. Spanish (Argentina), Spanish (Peru), etc.). There is a plain "Spanish," but I can't tell if it is a combination of all the other Spanish(es) broken down by country or if it's just like that because those people didn't specify on their browser that they're in a certain Spanish-speaking country. My question: is there a dimension that's just all the Spanish languages combined so I can create a graph with one Spanish line (representing all the different Spanish(es)? It's not relevant what country that particular Spanish speaker is from. The same question applies to English, Portuguese, and all the other languages.

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Best answer by Harveer_SinghGi1

Hi @kyrasu ,

You can create a classification to get the cleaned up language values. Use classification rule builder with regex ^(.+)\s(.+)$ and pick the first match group $1 that returns just the language value,

Cheers!

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Harveer_SinghGi1
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March 28, 2025

Hi @kyrasu ,

You can create a classification to get the cleaned up language values. Use classification rule builder with regex ^(.+)\s(.+)$ and pick the first match group $1 that returns just the language value,

Cheers!

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