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Hello,
I have a few iframes where is GA tracking code which is same as on our website. I would know, if somebody see same product on both servers where is iframe.
Is possible to determine users who see both servers?
Examples where is iframe:
example1.com/company1/product1.html
example2.com/company1/product1.html
and I would know visititors who was on both pages. Is it possible?
Thank you
@Anonymous yes you can add a measure, for example
Count =
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table ),
Table[Url] = "first url value",
Table[Url] = "2nd url value"
)
on table visual, put the customer and above measure, and you will see who visited at both URLs
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