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Anyway to filter out visits >= 1 in this example?

  • May 7, 2025
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Hi,

 

In this example, product 1 is an upsell item and I only want conversion (units, revenue) associated with this item.  Is there anyway that I can apply any logic/segment to filter out the other 3 products that are part of the visit, but was not an upsell item?

 

Thank you!

Best answer by MandyGeorge

You can do a hit level segment for Product = Product 1, and that will return just the hits where product 1 exists. However, it will return the entire hit. Meaning, if the hit is an order, and they ordered Product 1 and Product 2 together, you will still see Product 2 in your table. 

Another way you can do this, if you only want Product 1 in your table, is to instead either use a filter on the dimension item, or to right click the row and select "display only selected rows." Both of those would limit it to just the specific product you want.

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New Participant
May 7, 2025

You can do a hit level segment for Product = Product 1, and that will return just the hits where product 1 exists. However, it will return the entire hit. Meaning, if the hit is an order, and they ordered Product 1 and Product 2 together, you will still see Product 2 in your table. 

Another way you can do this, if you only want Product 1 in your table, is to instead either use a filter on the dimension item, or to right click the row and select "display only selected rows." Both of those would limit it to just the specific product you want.

New Participant
May 7, 2025

Yes, you can create a hit-level segment with the condition Product = Product 1 This will filter your data to show conversions (units, revenue) only for Product 1.

 

Note: if multiple products are in the same hit, revenue may include all products in that hit. To be accurate use product-specific metrics if available.