@yuhuisg I don't see one. AEP is an API first solution, so you will find many things you can do with the API that you can't in the UI. I'd recommend getting comfortable with it, as you will be happier in the long run.
Hope that helps
In my dashboard I noticed this: "Metrics based on the most recent profile attribute export".
Go check and see if you have a datasets "Profile-Snapshot-Export-[GUID]"
This is a system dataset, so change your default filter
If you don't, you might want to try building a Segment and see if that forces ...
The reason for this is the list over time could get quite long and all the other data fields would be repeated and so you end up with a lot of data duplication.
The easiest way to address this is to pre/post-process the data such that you transform it to be stored outside the array.
e.g. Use Query S...
@AtulChavan Two options:Limit the Array to some amount (say 3). Then pass all three values in as different fields. Then use a mapper function to construct an Array. (I've done this and it works)Pass the multiple values in as a pipe delimited string in one field. Then use a mapper function to cons...
@kevinedmond You may want to also look at Event Forwarding depending on your needs. Are you looking to send raw event data or Segment/Profile data updated by those events.
@selvendranr9588 I think we can make it simpler (and should handle all use cases). Give this a try. The wording is weird because of the first "Exclude" but I think it will work.Include audience who Exclude audience who have at least 1 Purchases event where ((SKU equals P1))AND have at least 1 Purc...
@selvendranr9588 I think the challenge we might have w/ the sequential approach is that the purchase of the second product P1 may have occurred before product P2. If you need to handle that approach, I' consider making it a separate Segment and exclude it. I have not played around with the "remove ...
@DavidSlaw1 Just to clarify, you want to include the same value for every Profile to the Destination? If so, you might want to consider using the FileName_ABCD approach. Your file size is much smaller also.