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About user properties and event properties Event and property descriptions Event and property display names Event categorization Set an event's activity status Property types IP address and location properties Override a property definition Revert an overridden property definition Using property groups Cross-project analysis with Portfolios

Organize your tracking plan with Data Assistant Remove invalid or incorrect data Block bot web traffic Change the description of an event or property Fix your data with transformations Time to Live (TTL)

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Warehouse-native Amplitude: Overview Build a warehouse-native data model Warehouse-native Amplitude: Best Practices Warehouse Native Bulk Model Management

Amplitude Audiences overview

Recommendations: Help users reach the goals you've set for them

Build a recommendation

Use recommendations in personalization campaigns

Predictions: Use Amplitude's AI to help maximize lift

Build a prediction

Use recommendations in personalization campaigns

Sync to third-party destinations

Source catalog

Connect to a source

Understand the data differences between Amplitude, Snowflake, and the Export API

Profiles

Amplitude Wordpress plugin

Converter configuration reference

Destination catalog

Connect to a Destination

Destination event streaming overview

Client-side vs Server-side

Streaming transformations

Data

Event categorization

You can update an event type's category directly from the Events tab. To do so, follow these steps:

Click the checkbox next to the event name.
From the Categorize drop-down, select the category to which this event should belong.

Note

This only applies to active events that are included in your tracking plan. It also doesn't apply to custom events.

You can also change the event's category from the Category column in the Events table or from inside its right-hand fly-out panel. From the Events table, change the status from the Category column's drop-down menu. Click the event name to open its Details panel, then navigate to Category and select the new category from the drop-down menu.

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