Create an exclusion
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Click Recommendations > Exclusions to display the list of existing exclusions.
The “Number of Items” reported for each exclusion on the Exclusions list view is the number of products matching the rules for that exclusion within the configured default Recommendations host group (environment). See Plan and implement Recommendations in the Adobe Target Developer Guide for information about how to change the default host group.
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(Conditional) Click the Show Filters icon (
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Click Create Exclusion.
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Type an exclusion Name and enter an optional description.
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Use the rule builder to create your exclusions.
Select a parameter in the Rules list, select an operator, and then enter one or more values to identify the products. Separate multiple values with commas.
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Click Create.
Edit, copy, or delete an exclusion
Click the More Actions icon (
You can copy an existing exclusion to create a duplicate exclusion that you can then modify. This option lets you create a similar exclusion with less effort.
Be aware that exclusions are available across the entire account. Ensure that you consider this caveat before deleting an exclusion. Deleted exclusions cannot be recovered.
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