**All the views given here are my personal and has no relation or doesn't reflect views of my employer.Hello Erik,Glad you found my answers helpful!Let me try to answer your question, let's assume you add 2 products say, a Nike sneakers and an Adidas sneakers to your cart and finally place an order. In this scenarios, this is how Adobe Analytics would read things:1. If you open Products report, there will be 2 different SKUs for each of these sneakers.2. If you add Carts metric to this Products ...

Hello Friend,From my personal experience, implementing Adobe Analytics via DTM on a single page app is always TRICKY. This implementation would require a lot of quick and dirty fixes, especially when you have a complex implementation with a lot of customization.Before I suggest the possible fix to your problem, disclaimer, I am NOT an Angular JS expert so my solution would be more focused on Analytics Implementation workarounds than the Angular JS fixes Try the updated code below (highlighted in...

Hello My Friend,Although, Adobe recommends using the Adobe Analytics inbuilt libraries in Adobe DTM and all these values are configured in the dedicated fields in DTM console. That being said, there are many instances where one might want to use the Custom Analytics library (Custom Requirements, Using any other Tag Manager or No Tag Manager Used, etc) and in this case, there are certain variables that one has to configure like the ones you have given in your post.Now, enough of background and le...

Hi Mario,As one of our friends mentioned that there is a simple and straight forward way to download the CSV files in Workspace (except data visualizations): Project --> Downlaod CSVThat being said, at times this download option doesn't work effectively (from my personal experience) if your Data-set is heavy and/or the Segments applied are little complex and data-heavy. In this case I would suggest to rely on the PDF File sent by the scheduler using the patch: Share --> Send File Now.Hope this h...