The attribution window determines which value gets credit for a particular success event. The date range determines when the success events happen.   Say for example I have a 30 day attribution for evar1, we'll call it search term for this example.  Day 1 - search for hats Day 10 - search for shoes ...

Hi @user87585, I'm assuming that you're referring to the channels used to get to your website. If both the programmatic channels and the social channels are leading customers to the same website, you can track the overlap. Adobe assigns a unique visitor ID to everyone on your website, based on their...

Yes, all of the functions (basic and advanced) are only available for advanced calculated metrics.    The link below breaks down what is in calculated metrics and what is in advanced calculated metrics, and which SKU has which type. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/components/ca...

You should be able to copy the value of your context Data variables. In the processing rule manager, create a new rule and then in the box I have highlighted below, click the drop down, scroll all the way to the bottom, and you should see the context variables available to copy the values of.    

@Jennifer_Dungan, using that in combination with the column sum increases the duplication. But using that without column sum does get the values closer, but it still isn't the exact right number in the calculations I'm doing.  I think the reason why is that it's including the 'unspecified' even when...

Description - Currently there is the ability to use an advanced function "column sum" in calculated metrics. This adds up the value of all the rows in the dimension and gives a sum. The issue with this is that the number is often different from the 'grand total' at the top of the column of the orig...

The cases when there is a deduplicated grand total or column sum are know. Generally it's as follows:   Deduplicated grand total  - when you bring in an entire dimension - when you use the filter on a dimension   Column sum - when you bring in individual dimension items or mix dimension items - when...

Hi @SatishKuumar, I'm not sure if you meant to include a screenshot with your description. But generally, what you're seeing is a deduplicated total. When you put a dimension in a freeform table, Adobe will give you the amount for each row, but then for the grand total at the top it will count what ...

If I'm understanding your question correctly, you want to know what percent of the add to carts came from each product? If so, you can do this using the column sum function in a calculated metric. The column sum is a function that adds up all of the values for a particular column - so it will add al...

Have you wished you had a guide for how to use advanced functions in your calculated metrics? Check out the link at the bottom of this post to see a new guide that I’ve written to help you understand the various functions available.