Hi,I just wanted some brief clarity over finding min max and how Dimension data is collected. In my example, I have a tracking call that passes an item name and numeric value that is then stored into the Dimension and Metric respectively. The report Freeform table would look like this:DimensionMetri...

Hi,Let me clarify. The React app is SPA, and it triggers the page tracking event on each page level component (<10) first time rendering. There is only 1 dimension/eVar 'Page Name' (and 1 Data Element to store page name). Time metrics are then collected based on difference between dimension hits htt...

I just to want to confirm if my current implementation is correct and gives accurate time metrics. In my React app on login, I use Adobe to track the user's id. Then for each of my page components, I add this code snippet and collect it into a dimension:window._satellite.track('page-name', {  pageNa...

Can I use Segments to exclude certain Visitors from different report suites? For example, I want to exclude developers' Adobe data from the prod report. My idea of how to do this is in my first Adobe event (where I send Visitor's unique userid), I also add a flag that is set depending on the conditi...

How can I generate a new row for each individual Operation event to be able to use Col/Row Max/Min functions (like when you said "individual instance of tracking listed in the freeform table as rows")? If Adobe collects each event into the Dimension Operation Name, would I need to append a unique id...

Yes, I did figure out the average calculated metric. I tried playing around with min/max funcs and received totals like you said. Is it possible to count responseTimes over a 'max/min' threshold? I believe I read that somewhere

As someone new to Adobe, using the code below, how can I set up Adobe to track this data? My thought process is to create an eVar to store operationName, and then a Custom Success Event to store responseTime as numeric. Lastly, using Data Elements and a Rule, set those Adobe variables I just created...