Hi Joris,Did you get any further with this?  I'm having the same issue.

Upvoted this as it's a problem I ran across for the first time today:  I tried to classify something as the value "0" (i.e. the number zero), and, when I downloaded the Classification file to check the upload, that field was blank.

Once I had looked into this a bit more, I decided to move away from the performanceTiming plug-in altogether.There was a number of small quirky things that informed the decision, but a major factor was that the data was only being captured on the subsequent Page View call (or the Exit Link call, if ...

BackgroundIn the past, I have accessed Adobe Analytics data via the v1.3 and v1.4 APIs, for example, by running JavaScript or Python code.I would like to access Adobe Analytics (Experience Cloud) data and User Management API (Adobe Services) data via the v2.0 API.My "highest" level of access within ...

This doesn't help you with your current data, but an implementation technique that we've successfully applied in a number of scenarios is to capture a "navigation tracking" value on the destination page.The basic steps are:Write a value to a cookie that represents the interaction you're recordingOn ...

Ended up answering my own question after a lot of aimless clicking around; the documentation for creating Calculated Metrics in v1.4 of the API is subordinate to the documentation for Segments:Calculated Metrics | Adobe Developer Connection

hyderziaee​In this post, Gigazelle​ recommends the use of a Numeric classification (due to its simplicity compared to Numeric2).In addition, there is a lot of Help documentation providing instructions on creating Numeric classifications, and none of it includes caveats around deprecated functionalit...

Thanks, Josh - that's exactly what I was after.If I had cut my search down to just the word "multiplier", I would have found it - I was so close!

Thanks, @urs.boller, for the quick response.

I'm trying to import a numeric classification, but I'm unable to get past the warning:Warning: Invalid Multiplier: '1'This appears whenever I populate the final two columns with anything (the '1' part is because I tried filling the final column with 1's on the last go).In the example below, "Amt" is...