Array of numbers
This article describes how to use the data types array of strings, array of numbers, and array of booleans.
The array of numbers attribute stores a list of numeric values for browsing metrics such as visits, page views, and purchase events.
Numeric values are stored as decimals or integers. Choose the type that matches your needs:
-
Decimal (default)
- Decimal values can have zero or more decimal digits.
- Example:
12
,12.0
,12.345
- Recommended for attributes that represent monetary values.
-
Integer
- Only whole number values are stored.
- Example:
12
,-4
,3214
- Useful for number attributes that represent quantities, counters, or scores.
The array of numbers is available in the following scopes: Event, Visit, Visitor.
String representations of numbers (0
, 123
, 12.95
) are converted to their numeric values. All other non-numeric values are ignored.
Enrichments
Add a number
This enrichment adds a number value to the array. The added attribute can only be a number, iQ variable, or omnichannel attribute. For example, you may wish to add the last purchase value to the rolling purchase_total_history
value array.
Attribute Name: purchase_total_history
- Starting value:
[12.95]
- Enriched With:
5.99
- Resulting value:
[12.95, 5.99]
Add an array of numbers
This enrichment adds all the values from another array to the array. The added attribute type can only be an array of numbers or iQ variable. For example, you may wish to add the array of purchased product prices to an array of all purchased product prices.
Attribute Name: purchased_products_history
- Starting value:
[24.99, 12.95]
- Enriched With:
[5.99, 10.00]
- Resulting value:
[24.99, 12.95, 5.99, 10.00]
Reset
This enrichment removes all values from the array. For example, you may wish to remove the last purchase items from the array of last purchases.
Attribute Name: purchase_total_history
- Starting value:
[12.95, 5.99]
- Resulting value:
[]
Set array of numbers to be the difference of two arrays
This enrichment takes two arrays as input, looks for values that occur in one and not the other, and inserts them into the array. In this example, values from Gift Card Amounts
that do not also occur in Gift Cards Purchased
are added to the resulting array.
Attribute Name: gift_card_not_purchased
- Starting value:
[]
- Enriched With: Difference between:
Gift Card Amounts
[5.00, 10.00, 25.00, 50.00, 100.00, 250.00]
andGift Cards Purchased
[25.00, 50.00]
- Resulting value:
[5.00, 10.00, 100.00, 250.00]
This page was last updated: November 13, 2024