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You can have events that happen after exposure
you can adjust the window
even after the experiment has ended
you can even override them per experiment
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interesting. wasn't aware of the conversion window grabbing events from after the experiment end date. looking at the queries, it seems like it filters for timestamps prior to the experiment end date even after overriding the metric window
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Is that for the experiment exposure events? Or the metric events?
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that's for
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CTE
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we have two solutions: 1. Create a custom report (ad-hoc report) where you delete the end date (so that the experiment metadata isn't screwed up). 2. Keep the experiment report running (long running experiment - you can stop assigning into it if you need to stop)
Three options, probably in order or preference: • Use a very long conversion window. This will work well, but of course we need to scan the full metric source over the full window, so if you do this for 90days and the metric source is large, that query just gets bigger and bigger. • Do you suggestion. This will also work well, but it can be harder to interrogate where the data are actually coming from once it gets in the "cardboard box" • Use an ad-hoc/custom report and delete the end date of the experiment (this will change the window for all metrics if they don't have conversion windows) and give you long term effects for all your metrics.
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oh that's interesting. didn't realize you could delete the end date on a custom report. this is helpful. thank you! cc @modern-waiter-38896
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