@ssharanya29 - For classification rules, any data you've already collected and mapped should not be impacted. However, for any new values (those with numbers instead of alpha characters), you'll have to add classifications. If the numbers are predictable, you could update your classification rules t...

@Evie678 - You can pass events on your page call (s.t()) if you want. Just add them to s.events before triggering the call.I also noticed that the call in your screenshot is an lnk_e call, which tells me the call is likely firing automatically when you click on a link and that the domain from the de...

@Luca_Lattarini - Depending on what you're trying to accomplish, I'd start with Data Sources: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/import/data-sources/datasrc-home.html

Hey, @angelad64963316  -One easy way to do it would be to use the old doPlugins approach. Adding the following block of code to the "Configure Tracker Using Custom Code" section of the Adobe Analytics extension will evaluate every call to see if it is a download tracking call (s.linkType==="d"):s.us...

I don't see the pageName or your new prop included in s.linkTrackVars, which tells me you won't see them on the beacon when it fires. It also looks like you're appending event7 in both rules (the 25% rule and the 50% rule), or they're actually not getting cleared. If you have this set up in an envir...

@angelad64963316 - I think you have a couple of things going on here:The extra events may be coming from previous calls that fired on the current page. If you're not doing a clearVariables action before you begin populating the variables for your scroll depth tracking (or other tracking calls, for t...

@rutx3 I believe the "digitalData" name was part of a W3C specification that came out around 2013. It was not an Adobe standard: https://www.w3.org/2013/12/ceddl-201312.pdf

Ok, one more thought, @jeff_bloomer... What about using two different panels with their own date ranges? 

Hey, @jeff_bloomer ! Have you tried using a custom date range to specify your months? You might also be able to right-click on the metric and try the "compare time periods" option.This obviously puts everything in a single table/panel, but it will let you get a side-by-side view of any two date rang...

@koolswap - Are you triggering direct call rules, by chance? If so, maybe consider passing the data in as part of the event payload. That way, when you execute the rule, you're looking at the exact data you need and not having to wait for other logic to execute.For example, let's say you have a dire...