Can you share your SQL statement? There might be something we can see that might help?

Yeah, all the solutions have their drawbacks... when that plugin was originally created, cookies weren't on the warpath... and technically, cookies are the only solution that will cross subdomains I believe...   Cookies can be set to the full domain (i.e. www.domain.com) or they can be set to just t...

Yes, I would also say that there is no plugin, so any solution will have to be manually coded.   However, the issue with the SessionStorage solution is that it will only work within the same visit... if you are expecting days between events (like add to cart and purchase), then this is going to be a...

Whether you are using client-side or server-side implementation, you should be able to directly set your Campaign variables....    We use UTMs and not CIDs, so even on our client-side implementation, this doesn't happen automatically. I specifically collect the data into the format I want, then set ...

Yes, I second the statement that "New Visitors" are not included in the "days since last visit"... those "0 Days" items mean the person returned within the same day... they also might have returned 2 or 3 or 4, etc times in the same day.. they would only count once against that row....  since as a "...

Oops, sorry, I missed the "SQL" in the title, I only noticed it after I submitted....   I don't generally write the SQL on my team... but I would think if you were replicating something like you have above... looking at the visit having event3, event35 and the instance of the eVar13 in the same visi...

Hi @DineshRkumar,   So you want the visit to include event3 and event35 and eVar13 to exist? Do all of these need to be on the same hit? Or any time in the Visit?   Examples: Scenario 1: Page A eVar13 set to "something"eVar13 instance counted Page B eVar13 retains value "something"eVar13 instance is...

You're very welcome   Sorry I couldn't provide a way to do what you want...   You could also consider using Report Builder (an add on for Excel that connects Adobe data via an API), then using Excel to sort the values.

Some of the options are a little inconsistent.... Some dimensions like Dates (Day, Week, Month, Quarters, etc) can be sorted... but when you pull in dimensions, there is no sort of alphabetical order available... This is probably due to them not knowing how many unique values could potentially exist...

I am just going to add some additional context to this response.   Adobe has a user identifier in their database, this is normally tied to a front end cookie like the ECID or s_vid, or it can even be tied to a passed vid (think of AMP pages where Adobe can't set cookies, but we can pass the AMP user...