In Adobe Analytics, the Median function is based on the series of data in your table... it will tell you the median value based on all the rows shown.   When you only have 1 row, it will match the value.   Let's use some simple examples:   Starting with a single row table   OrdersMean OrdersMedian O...

This could happen on any browser, it all depends on how fast the next page loads and if the open request gets cancelled.   I haven't tried the s.useBeacon = true method (we are using AppMeasurement.js), but we also have very limited click trackers now... we have really worked hard to limit these to ...

I did a "Deep Dive" session on Marketing Channel with Mandy George just last month:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StKUqdX7t-Y   This is more about the feature itself, and less rules on setting values (though we do try to cover some best practices)   I would love to write out a more detailed arti...

Yes, we'd be happy to review.   The other thing that might be happening is that you might have    A > B > C > D > B > A   So this flow would appear in both segments, and since the A > B > A isn't directly in line with one another, it doesn't meet the exclusion criteria...   Sometimes the sequential ...

While not as fancy as the API method, Adobe Analytics does have Admin Logs that can provide information about what reports users are accessing.   Admin > All Admin > (Data Configuration & Collection) > Logs   You are most likely interested in the Usage & Access Logs   As I said, these are pretty bas...

Yes, I agree with @Sumit-Kumar Marketing Channels are processed at the time the data is received...  also, that Data Repair is costly.   The other options are Classifications (which can go back 6 months)... but this is going to be limited, because this will only look at values collected in one dimen...

And I just saw that Bjorn did add that at the end... lol.. this is what happens when you are multi-tasking.

OK, so @bjoern__koth's sample needs a little tweaking... you will have to add "Within 1 Page" to clarify those THEN operators.   THEN is any time in the visit, so long as the order is met THEN WITHIN X [hit/page view/etc] must be within the specified criteria   This should get you closer to your nee...

What about B > C > A > B?Are you looking specifically at A > B and B > A directly? Or within the visit in general?

Hi, I had to look up "Munchkin Code"... which seems to be a Marketo specific JS...   I don't have Marketo, so I am not sure the best way to integrate with Adobe Analytics... but have you also tried posting this in the Marketo forum? Maybe someone over there would have more insights? https://nation.m...