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If I create a processing rule like so:Can I reference the outcome of an action within the conditions of a subsequent action in the same rule, like in the example? Or do I need to build a second rule?Questions
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Unique Visitors is always in respect to your time granularity. So if you trend by day, you will see daily, if you trend by month, you will see monthly.Questions
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Boris,If I understand your question correctly, the segment will be respected across all your metrics. The result will be the count of Unique Visitors who at some point clicked though your email in question.Questions
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yes please! I'd also love to pull the convoluted logic out of the App Measurement code and put it in a data elementIdeas
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We want this too @benjamingaines, for all the reasons already listed in the comments.Ideas
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Jen,You can do this in Workspace.Questions
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That's a great idea Adam, and of course the opposite true too, just make the segment exclusionary and then you're filtering all your internal traffic out of your external data.Questions
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There is a Vista Rule available through consulting that handles this very nicely.Questions
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This snippet just worked for meif (event.keyCode == 13){ return true; }Since your event is on #search I don't think you need to reference #search again in the Custom Condition for something like thisQuestions
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Same thing happens for me. Interesting...Questions
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