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# How to create a Customer Computed-Last Attribute
## Use case:
You want to create an attribute that **returns the name of the product visited by a customer - Last viewed product**
## Steps:
You can follow these steps below in order to create a Customer Computed Attribute:
1. Hover your mouse over **Data** (on the left hand side menu), then click **Data Object** and select **Customer**
2\. Select **Attributes** on the left hand side, click **+** button, and then select **Create new Attribute**
3\. At the Create a new attribute interface, choose **Last - Computed Attribute Types**
4\. **Configure computed attribute - Last viewed product**:
* **General information**:
* Group attribute: Web Analytics History
* Attribute name: Last viewed Product
* Attribute internal code: last\_viewed*\_*product
* Description: The product that the customer viewed the last time
* **Setting:**
* Time range: All time
* Events: View product
* Sources: Websites
* Event attribute: Product >> Name
* Display format: Raw string
* **Computation schedule:**
* Repeat by: Day, at 3:00 AM
* Repeat every: 1 day
* Start time: 06/10/2022
* End time: On 13/10/2022 at 02:00 AM
* **Notification Setup**: Notify when the computation fails by sending an Email and pushing a notification
5\. Click 
## The result of the attribute
### Process status
You can find the process status, size, and more information about the **Last viewed Product** in the **Attribute Data table**
### The returned value corresponding result of the computed attribute
You can find the value **Last viewed Product of each customer** in the **Customer Data table**
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