In Google Analytics, Ecommerce reports like Performance report, is there a way to show all the primary dimensions as a column in side the table ?
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You can only enter a secondary dimension in reports. Instead, you can create a Custom Reports in Customization menu (on the left bar) where you can generate a report with multiple dimensions and metrics.
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On google Analytics spredsheet add-on, I am trying to take only top results of a dimension (ga:pagePath), based on the specific metric (ga:pageViews).
I want my top 10 pages (based on the number of pageviews).
How can I do that in the query?
Thank you for your help.
When creating the "report configuration" tab in Google Sheets, then use these dimensions and metrics to create your report: This is an example Report Configuration which displayed my top 10 pages in a report.
I do not understand how to catch data from an event in google analytics.
I watch my event
My dataLayer is like the documentation (https://developers.google.com/tag-manager/enhanced-ecommerce#cart)
My question is : How can i see that (product's data and actionField) in Google Analytics ?
Thanks,
The "step" is visible in the Checkout Behavior report in the E-Commerce-Section of the Conversions-Menu (it's displayed as a funnel step in the visualization and you can give it a proper name in the view settings).
Checkout options can be displayed as secondary dimensions, used in segments, custom reports and via the API (they are not part of the standard reports).
In Google Analytics, I am able to create a report based off a custom dimension, let's call it Battery Level. In the Google Analytics Spreadsheet Add-on I can create a report with the standard dimensions. However I can't specify my custom dimension in my report. Using the report wizard, or writing the parameters by yourself doesn't allow for selecting any custom dimensions.
This seems at odds with the implementation of the rest of the add-on, which can connect back to your GA account for other customised aspects, such as selecting your custom View (Profile) ID / ids.
How can I do this?
I found my answer here
"...first load the GA Add-On from the Chrome extension gallery, then choose “Create new report” and select your GA view. To access custom dimensions (or metrics), you will need to select “Custom Dimension XX”, and change the XX later. When you click “Create Report” you’ll see the “Report configuration” tab."
and...
"Edit your report configuration by changing the XX in “ga:dimensionXX” to the actual dimension index number, as in “ga:dimension5”. To find your custom dimension index numbers, go to the GA admin panel and look under Property Settings > Custom Definitions > Custom Dimensions."
In Google Analytics when you create a transaction, you specify the parameters for the products. One of them is 'brand'. Where do I find this option in reports?
If I understood correctly, you can't find "Product Brand" in the Google Analytics interface.
First of all, make sure you have Enhanced Ecommerce enabled.
Then, on the left menu of your Google Analytics interface :
Conversions -> Ecommerce -> Product Performance
You land on the product performance report. From there, just over the top of the table, you can select your Primary Dimension.
Pick "Product Brand" and you will see your products sales split by brand.
I am using google tag manager to fire tags for my website, I created custom javascript variable which returns count of my jstree selection (i.e how many users selected how many items) and i placed a trigger on this count, just wanna know if there is any way that i can see this count on my google analytics page so as to analyse how many users are selecting how many items?
Found answer myself, Hope it will help others too.
To show count of any custom variable that you created on your google tag manager on your Google Analytics page is possible by creating custom dimensions on Google Analytics. Steps for doing this are below :-
Go to your google Analytics account, open admin section.
-Then go under property-->custom definations and select custom dimensions
click on new custom dimension add name and select scope "session" and click on create (Note :- please note your dimension index).
Go to google tag manager, Create a new tag, click on more settings under "configure tag" and add custom dimension, place index number and dimension value(custom variable that you created) here.
set your firing rule and save it.
Now, you can see it under report by setting secondary dimensions as custom dimensions. Also if you want to further analysis on this data you can also use Biq Query plugin for GA.
You are ready to go!!