asheeshp​ great to see - but isn't the metric "exits" a "visit based metric"? means if you select visitors based on that segment, it will look at the last values of every visit (not the last value in the whole journey...). don't know what was the original intent of the question...

ltaparia​the "most recent (last)" is calculated based on the selected metric. giving you a simple example based on the initial question.example user journeyUser comes to travel website and looks for a trip to "los angeles" without booking (v1="los angeles"). next he looks for a trip to "new york" (v...

If you are running into "low traffic", you either go with "data warehouse" or "data feed" (as mentioned by others before) if you have a segment problem, you could try "classification", this might help for "low traffic" as well. read here: https://docs.adobe.com/help/en/analytics/components/classific...

Hi ltaparia​if you take a "visit" segment and condition "v1" (destination) equals "new york" (or whatever), it will have all visits who once had this destination within the visit. this must not be the last destination they selected! I think that is not what was asked in the initial question....

asheeshp​ can you use the metric "exits" with an eVar within a segment? never tryed...peekchris83​ if it does not work with the "exits" metric I can think of 2 solutions:1) use a prop which has a "exit dimension" by default. but be aware that this is based on a visit (not visitor), means you need to...

the "pageview" only depend what you set within the action "track". means if you set an "s.t" it is a pageview, the "s.tl" a custom link (not counting as page view)what might mess not clearing? we have some events which should only be on a page view. if I keep them and they are added to the next call...

In Adobe Launch you need to define if the variables/events should be cleared or not. that means if you track a pageview and later track a custom link (click), the later will have all data from the first call.Normally it is recommended to use the action "core - clear variables" either at begin or end...

Audrey Salerno won the Adobe Analytics Rockstar Contest 2019 with a tip prefectly matching your use case: Dropbox - RockstarTips2019_AudreySalerno.pdf - Simplify your life use the segment "how many ___ before ___" to get the hits of the desired sequence.

Hi stewarts16448458​  if you make it to Switzerland, would love to meet you!regarding the issue: the problem is that there are 1:n components on the page every may or may not add data. and you do not know which one is the last and if more pushes are coming to the DL.example: page loads a "dashboard"...

the problem is not the dataLayer, it is how often "angular" pushes data. basically, "onroutechange" it is too early since a lot of information do not yet exists. and later are only the single components which mainly handle the content itselfs. that means "Angular" (or website) needs sort of "buffer"...