: An "or" condition in Google Analytics Goal When creating a Google Analytics "Goal", is it possible to put an or condition somewhere? Example: Goal Purchase ============= Destination = /thankyouforyourpurchase

When creating a Google Analytics "Goal", is it possible to put an or condition somewhere? Example:

Goal Purchase
=============

Destination = /thankyouforyourpurchase
OR
Event = [category Download, action Click, label Buy]

so this Goal can track different actions coming from different sources (site file download, payment success page displayed in browser, email, etc.)

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It doesn't seem to be possible using just the regular GA interface.

However, you might 'hack' this by firing off the event on the thank-you page as well and then using the event as the goal trigger?

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