Build segments from the fallout visualisation: right-click on a step, and click the menu item for building the segment. In the segment builder interface, you can then see how AA builds its segment to use in the fallout. That can inform you about how to build your freeform table appropriately to get ...

Yes, your development library will include everything (rules, data elements, extensions) that have been published. If you're familiar with git or other code commit services, then Launch's library feature works somewhat similarly, where your development library is like a "branch" off the production l...

I don't qualify each hit. Rather, in an Analysis Workspace freeform table, I break down the Marketing Channels by Marketing Channel Details, and if the Details look correct, then I assume that the Marketing Channel Processing Rules are working correctly.

I QA my Marketing Channel Processing Rules manually. Going through my Processing Rules from first to last, I mentally validate as many combinations and permutations of the various conditions as possible.I wait for AA's Marketing Channels and Marketing Channel Details dimensions to fill up with data ...

Firstly, even though page URLs are in the beacons that are tracked to AA, AA will never provide a way for you to report by page URLs. So that means if you're seeing page URLs somewhere in your reports, then they've been tracked in props or eVars. I'm going to assume you use an eVar to track your pag...

You can write it in the custom code section of the Adobe Analytics > Set Variables action. You don't need to use IIFE. Launch will encapsulate it appropriately.

See https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-questions/will-ad0-e212-adobe-analytics-business-practitioner-professional/m-p/567095/highlight/true#M41077

I see. Well, yes, development would be the only way to go to concatenate the 2 values as you require, and then you'll only need one prop to store that concatenated value. The next best thing that you can do in reporting is to build a freeform table with your prop12 "Type" dimension, then breakdown t...

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I'd say that spaces are the primary suspect in this case. You can also fix this with Classifications Import. And actually, I'd say that this is the easiest solution of all. Given your 3 items, you have a limited set of combinations of "yes" and "no". So create a classifications file that has all of ...