Hi,   I use custom code to fire Google Conversion codes, so I know this isn't a limitation in Launch.   So, let's try and figure out what is failing in your implementation.   The code you are using looks strange though...   This is the code I use: // Config gtag window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer |...

Yes, you can add as many conditions as you need to a Rule, all conditions must pass for the rule to run. So, your scenario of "User Logged In" AND "Max Frequency" is a perfect use case.   And yes, for your second question, the value of the eVar is stored in Adobe for that identified user...  so, som...

You're very welcome.   Attribution can be a really hard concept to wrap one's head around, even seasoned analysts can find it confusing. Glad I was able to help.

I don't have Adobe Campaign.. but given your other ticket which I believe is related.. I have a few suspicions...   1. The Attribution Model is different between Adobe Campaign and Adobe Analytics... 2. Adobe Campaign may be integrating at the "click" level of your campaigns, as opposed to Adobe Ana...

This sounds like standard attribution reporting....   So there are standard ways of tracking this (Tracking Code and Marketing Channels), as well as custom tracking (eVars)... I use all three.   Starting with Marketing Channels... this is going to be the most complex of the rules... this will look a...

While you can create segments to try and compensate for this, I don't know if Adobe can support a rule such as "over X hits within Y minutes"... because unfortunately, segments are based on Hit, Visit or Visitor logic... and you don't want to exclude all traffic from a visit or visitor. Also, the ti...

That's a strange error.. I don't generally use PDF from Report Builder, so it's not something I have encountered....    Is this on the new Report Builder? Or the old Report Builder?   Also, how long has your report been running for... if this is a long running report, and this is the first instance ...

Hi, I just want to clarify your use case...   You say "after every session" but then you also give a clear trigger event of "userUpdateand user is logged in".  I am unsure how "after every session" comes into play, unless you just mean, you need to restrict eventx to once per session (not really def...

I can't think of anything... but like I said, I was wondering if you could use a modified version of the time between events... something that incremented on each visit starting on the first event, and completing one the second?   You could potentially use local storage in conjunction with custom co...

One other interesting piece of information in addition to the two great answers, is that you can change the colour scaling direction on calculated metrics...   By default, Up is Green, but you can flip that so that Up is Red:     This is helpful for calculated rates, like maybe you want to look at ...