OK, that's good to know.. yes, if this is new, then 1 month should be fine....     One suggestion I have seen when it comes to Classification Rules, is to set up one "catchall" at the end, and set that value to something like "none" or "unknown"...   That way you can see what hasn't been processed a...

Doesn't this already exist?     Changing the behaviour from "Standard Column Sum" to "Grand Total Column Sum"?

Hello,    This is the Adobe Analytics forum, you should re-post this in the Creative Cloud Forum (specifically the Lightbox Classic category) here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic/ct-p/ct-lightroom-classic?page=1&sort=latest_replies&lang=all&tabid=all  

Fair enough... now that they seem to be working.. I've just never seen rules take that long to take effect before though.... 

Question... what is the retention period of your eVar, and when is it set?   Is it possible that the values were set before your look-back? I saw "1 month lookback" in your screenshot... I have never seen it take longer than 24 hours to see classified data; unless maybe that information was set befo...

Hmmm that is very interesting then.... it should work... I wonder if Adobe has issues with the "not in set"...   I've have a few instances (0s being one), where my test passed, but the actual data did not work....     I wonder if something like this would work better??   ([\w\d]+)[,:]([\w\d]+)[,:]([...

Interesting... the so real values are matching....    In my experience, I will sometimes use "fake values" for initial testing (or real values), but always test with "real values" during the testing phase.   So those look like they should be working... 

Ok,   Based on these samples, yes it works, but are these real values or fabricated values? There may be nuances to real values that aren't being accounted for...   Do you always have 8 items in this format? Is there a chance that only 7 or 6, etc items could be sent?Is the dimension you are using y...

Did you run a test on your ruleset with some real data to see if your rules are properly matching your content?   Unspecified usually means that content didn't match any rules, or its newer content that hasn't yet been processed (Classification rules run every 4-6 hours, after the initial backfill t...

So, because you are already dealing with "product" data, a simple Merchandising eVar using product syntax and the expiry you need (Visit? 1 Week? etc.... how long do items normally sit in your cart prior to the order being made?).   Interesting fact about s.products, is that the value set in a Merch...