Katja_Keesom

Both exams will currently actually renew your credentials. Although the approach in the new exam is slightly different, I have seen positive comments from people who have taken it.

To give you a proper answer we do indeed need some more context on your use case.To get you started, I wrote a blog about the topic a while ago: https://nation.marketo.com/t5/product-blogs/why-email-duplicates-matter/ba-p/309068

Unfortunately @SanfordWhiteman is right. Especially Outlook does entirely its own thing when forwarding an email. I have seen hidden variables reappear but many other changes too.

Eperiencing the same currently and it seems to be down to a rights issue on the Dynamics user that converts the lead.If you find a solution, please post it back in this thread and I will do the same.

Hi Floyd,The situation I am working with is where Person Partition is set as secondary dupe key for some of the source types. That means that if I have a person with emailA@mail.com in partition A and I have a record with emailA@mail.com in a csv file that I am uploading into a list in partition B, ...

That is exactly what you cannot do (add the partition id to the csv when uploading the list), as the Person Partition will not be available as a field to map to.Luckily, if you create your static list in the partition where you want the leads, that is where they will end up, assuming you have enable...

Hi Adam,Yes there is. You can stamp those fields with a smart campaign when you reassign them back to the correct program status.Kind regards,Katja

Oof, always tricky these...For me I'd choose between all or nothing (also depending on the amount of programs you would need to transform of course).All would be for each program to create static lists capturing all people with the same program status. Then remove program status from all your smart ...

Technically, that's not entirely correct. Out of the box you are correct, but you could ask Marketo to set up a secondary dupe key, allowing just for that scenario. I do agree however that you would need to carefully review whether allowing for these duplications is indeed the best solution, as it i...

As Beth mentioned, a lot depends on the smart list criteria you used. Not sure to what extent we'll be able to help you trouble shoot that, but if you post a screen shot of your smart list criteria we may be able to help you find the reason.