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Re: Abandonment rate showing more than 100% when used with product classification variable. - Adobe Analytics 23-08-2022
Yes it would be a sequential segment. I would also suggest instead of just having "then" having it be within a certain amount of page views, depending on how your process works. For us, we had the form start and then within 2 page views a form submit (because some of the forms had more than one step).

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Re: How is cart addition calculated? - Adobe Analytics 21-08-2022
Perfect answer. Events are only allocated to an eVar is it is sent in the same server call as the event or is being persisted. Order ID should ever be generated when the purchase is completed and should never exist during checkout process or cart process, therefore it is normal that any events that were sent prior the order id was generated and sent will not be attributed to it.

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Re: Unable to edit my own post in this community - Adobe Analytics 17-08-2022
You should be able to now.. there was an issue since sometime last night where no one could post replies (I assume that this was also causing issues with editing your own posts)

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Re: Why does table shows other values despites having segment at hit level? - Adobe Analytics 16-08-2022
Best way to do that would be to use the filters for sub-class in the table. Click the filter icon beside the dimension name, click 'show advanced', and then you have different options for the filter. I suggest "contains any term" as that field is space delimited. So for example if you put "laptops golf", it will bring in any subclasses that have "laptops" or "golf" in their name. I think you can put up to 100 words in that field.

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Re: How are the props created and populated? Error messages? - Adobe Analytics 08-08-2022
Based on what I see here: "Error Messages" is a prop (as @yuhuisg said, that has pathing enabled on it) This creates the "Exit" and "Entry" variations... (first and last value in this prop within the visit) "Error Message Type" looks like a classification rule created from the "Error Messages" prop. You can tell that this is a classification, because instead of seeing "(prop*)", you instead see the name of the prop in the parenthesis "(Error Message)" This rule is likely using the Classification...

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Re: How to find what data is pushed for product classification? - Adobe Analytics 03-08-2022
@aagk123 Please open a client care ticket, Client care team can assist you on this.

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Re: is it correct to breakdown cart abandonment rate by product category? - Adobe Analytics 31-07-2022
What's your "Cart Abandonment" formula?

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Re: How to install Google analytics 4 using Adobe launch? - Adobe Analytics 27-07-2022
Thanks. Any idea how to do ecommerce tracking?

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Re: Can we use other click event to attribute successful purchase? - Adobe Analytics 16-06-2022
Question: If you are firing this at the same time the purchase event is being fired, are you firing this eVar as a Merchandising eVar along with an event in the product string during the purchase event?By doing these kinds of things, you create more diversified options for yourself to associate data and events to not only your purchase events, but also your cart adds and other product interactions as well. Reference:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/admin/admin-tools/conversion-v...

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Re: How to calculate Average order value of cart left behind and frequency a customer comes back and buys after abandoning cart - Adobe Analytics 06-06-2022
@aagk123 wrote:How to calculate Average order value of cart left behindFirst, you need to track the cart value to a Success Event of "Currency" type. How you set this is up to you. For example, you could set it whenever you set the "scView" event. On the other hand, remember that a user can view his shopping cart more than once before finally purchasing, so you could end up tracking duplicate cart values in that new Success Event.Once you have this Success Event setup and tracking values, you ca...

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