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# Set MAB Success Metric

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For information on how to create a new metric, please refer to [Metric Management](/en/metric-management/metric.md).
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MAB metric settings can be configured in the Data Analysis tab on the detail page.

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### MAB Success Metric

After clicking the "Set Metrics" button, the MAB metric settings popup appears where you can select a success metric.\
Note that only metrics that meet the following conditions can be registered as a MAB Success Metric.

A MAB Success Metric must be an "Event Metric" where both the numerator and denominator calculation types are "Count," and the denominator must be "Test Exposure" ("All Users"). The metric must be configured as items 1\~3 in the image below.

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### MAB Metric Settings

MAB metric settings require you to select two items: "Success Metric" and "Calculation Condition."

The "Calculation Condition" defines that only events from the (numerator) that you set in the success metric are included in the metric calculation if they occur within a certain time (1 hour \~ 24 hours) after the user is exposed to the MAB Test.\
(Example in the image below: only events that occur within 1 hour after MAB Test exposure are counted as conversions)

![](/files/VQQHCvHfVdDZ6QfKHnrl)


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