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Provides an way to check if eVars in Adobe Analytics are receiving data and also a way to see what the data look like.
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| library(RSiteCatalyst) | |
| library(dplyr) | |
| library(lubridate) | |
| SCAuth( | |
| "key", | |
| "secret", | |
| "company" | |
| ) | |
| rs = "reportsuitename" | |
| evars = GetEvars(rs) | |
| evars = filter(evars, enabled == "TRUE" | is.na(enabled)) | |
| evars = evars[,c(3,1)] | |
| eVarsTesting = data.frame() | |
| for (i in 1:nrow(evars)) { | |
| print(evars$id[i]) | |
| x = QueueTrended( | |
| rs, | |
| today()-7, | |
| today(), | |
| metrics = c("uniquevisitors", "visits"), | |
| elements = evars$id[i] | |
| ) | |
| x$eVar = evars$id[i] | |
| x$eVarName = evars$name[i] | |
| eVarsTesting = rbind(eVarsTesting, x) | |
| } | |
| eVarsTesting = eVarsTesting[,c(8,9,1:7)] | |
| write.csv(eVarsTesting, paste(rs, today(), "eVarsTesting.csv", sep = "-")) |
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