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I don't have an answer but I have noticed the same behavior recently. The only ways I've been able to work around it is to either zoom the page way out. And/or if you click on the email and scroll down with the arrow keys on the keyboard it seems to work.

This doesn't work when you run an A/B test on an email program. Especially when you are testing something like a subject line or time of day send where there is no separate email asset.

Hi Jake Kalinoski​You will have to pull it for each version of the email you had. But in the email link performance report itself, select the email program in the set up. Then in the smart list add a filter called "delivered email" select the email you tested, then add the constraint "Test Variant" ...

Hi Natascia Almeida​ - yes, it will still let you know which one wins. You will get the normal email program dashboard results with the A/B test results broken out.

Hi Michaela Morales​You would set the test sample size to 100% for it to work that way. That means it will evenly split your test among 100% of the audience you selected. Which would in turn be a true 50/50 split. It will still make you select a time to "send the winner" but really nothing will happ...

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Hi PJ Walerysiak​That does sound like odd behavior. Have you spoken to support yet? I've recently had some issues in our A/B reporting as well which they said they are working on fixing...not sure if it is related or not though!

More than likely, if it is hosted on their platform, you will need to do the good ol' list upload. Ask them to send you the final list after the webinar has completed and then you can upload the leads into a campaign in Marketo. You may also want to coordinate with them to see what type of follow-up...

I'm curious if anyone has found any other reason for this happening. We have been having the same issue for months now and we can't figure out why (we don't have any #s in our urls). We've been going around and around with support about this and haven't gotten anywhere useful. In all fairness it may...