Hi all,
I'm trying to get these two charts to overlay. They're zip code charts - the top one is mailed and the lower one is orders. Both of these widgets are filtering by lists.
Can I do that? Well, clearly *I* can't do that. But can YOU?
Thank you!
Lesley Chaney
I'm not sure what "mailed" means: they have a promotion from a mail campaign? Are the lists you're filtering with the same list/set of lists or different in each widget?
If the only difference between the two is different values in the same object (i.e. MOS Web vs MOS Mail) then you could use "Break By" to have them split out in the same widget. If not, then you could possibly use heavily filtered values to have two values in the same widget each showing what you want.
Hi Gawain.
The top group received the mailing based on a promotion. The widget is filtered by a list of those who were promoted.
The lower group responded to the promotion, and that widget is filtered by a separate list. So the difference between the two images is the list being used.
Does that help?
Yeah. List isn't really an element you can report on in Analytics, as I understand it, so you'd need to create two filtered values instead of filtering at the widget level.
I've been using extractions/lists to gather up the patrons that I want to report on, since I cannot find a way to use a promoted source code as a widget filter. Of the 48k patrons who were promoted, only 3 used the source on an order, so any "order source" filter is not the right answer.
Have I just not found the right place to look for a promoted source, or does that not work in a widget either?