What I am trying to do is to get the only journeyId.keyword 's which has max IndexInEntry
for example this is the response I want to get
c4ca5cfaedbfa3f6de4feb1590002c50 3
c9f6ddd6aa84641571f4cf8a02374d7c 5
d94eed3c8d138c4588ea4ff8cb1f0ce0 5
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.
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Is there a way to do it with kql ?
Also I am trying to do it by writing some filtering but couldnt make it.
Hello,
yes, you can achieve it, but you need a tool for aggregating your data. Discover won't work here. Do you need an exact timestamp or only Id and max IndexInEntry? For example, solution in Lens: (Replace customer_id by JourneyId.keyword and products.base_price by IndexInEntry).
thanks for the answer Marta but yes I want not only timestamp but also other fields that doesnt exist in the ss :(. I want to visualize those information thats why I need to filter them as I want first but seems no chance.
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