Based on some of my deep-dive investigation with my own data set, it appears that I can get fairly close to designating which category they purchased from "same day" or "1 day", but if I'm looking at a longer time period (like 6 months ago), it gets harder (near impossible from what I can tell) to identify within Adobe Analytics workspace what category was originally purchased 6 months prior.The views you shared are basically showing two views of the same thing and don't seem to show anything ab...

Thanks for your reply! To me, that says 150 visits of the 8,490 had visited and women's category and their most recent purchase was earlier that day, but I'm not sure that it means that their most recent purchase was within the Women's category. That is what I'm trying to verify/validate.The way I'm trying to look at it is Visitors who had made a purchase in a category and then having a table with Days since last purchase, but I'm still seeing orders for that same category even same day (like th...

@Andrey_Osadchuk, just tried the new Freeform Table Builder. Nice functionality, but I feel it doesn't go far enough.1. It does not retroactively apply to tables already created.2. It does not account for any changes you have made to the table after you exit the Table Builder view.3. It does not allow for tables to stop loading upon open of a workspace. This would be helpful as sometimes our workspace can be big and we just want to get to one particular table to make a change. However, with all ...