Hi @MelissaMa7,It should only apply to new reporting from that point forward for Target reporting. However, if you have Target reporting in Analytics or CJA you could apply a retroactive filter there to see results that exclude certain IPs on prior tests.

Hi @MelissaMa7,I use FireFox most of the time so I'm still using the Adobe Target VEC helper extension. That said I haven't heard of known issues with the new extension on Chrome. I will message you directly to see I can replicate your issue.

Also, I recommend using our test duration calculator to help you determine when a result is conclusive. Help page here https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/target/using/activities/abtest/sample-size-determination. Lift moving is exactly the reason it is important that the test runs until a suf...

Hi @yeswin1,I have found that it is not uncommon for lift to shift over the life of an activity, especially in the first week or two. The amount of shift is going to be variable of course and depends on volume of traffic, degree of changes in the test, and audience behaviors.

Hi@hgomattam,So if you are using a trackevent to capture the page category info for the category affinity profile, that should work fine and not impact page performance because a trackevent is a non-blocking call and can be fired at any point during the page load. This should also work fine for cate...

Hi @CocoNYC13615,Were you wanting to know how that can be used within a Target activity? I might have to watch that video later and respond later today.

They would fall out of the audience after the behavior has moved passed the window. The look back window is configurable to different durations: 30, 60, 90, 180 (if I remember correctly). More info: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/components/segmentation/segmentation-workflow/se...

4) I recommend that you use the test duration calculator. This help doc describes it: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/target/using/activities/abtest/sample-size-determinationIn short you need to have an adequate amount of visitors and conversions before the "confidence" measures showing i...

2) When you have multiple audience types that you anticipate could behave differently, I would still run my AB test as normal but adding in applicable audiences for reporting. Then when evaluating the results I'd look at the results with all visitors, then for each of the other audience types. Keepi...

Hi @niocolasmeriel,Is this for an AB test? I would suggestion using "multiple auidences" to handle different different languages and different currencies. You need a way to signal to Target that a user is on one language vs and other, but when you are passing that info you can create language based ...