I read https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/v3/reference
But I did not find how to calculate hourly, daily, monthly statistics.
What query parameter should I specify for it?
Guoping
Here you find the API reference guide for Time Dimensions and Metrics: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/dimsmets#view=detail&group=time
You are looking for:
ga:month
ga:date
ga:hour
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In the internet i tryed to find information, but it very hard ,because in any forums i found diffrent information.
How many hits i can collct in GA4 property in one month without sampling and limits?
In GA3 i could collect only 10M in one month, but in GA4 i don't know.
And after 10M in month, data will be collecting or Google will stop collect new data more than 10M hits?
In official Google docs - https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/11202874?hl=en
They say Explore sampling limits = 10M events per query
What does it mean?
It is impossible that in the report there were more than 10M lines?
It means that when you generate a non-standard report involving 10 million hits, sampling is applied. In that case you can reduce the time frame to involve fewer hits.
For example, I use this query to get the total events in a specific time interval:
https://www.googleapis.com/analytics/v3/data/ga?ids=<redacted>&start-date=2019-01-01&end-date=today&metrics=ga%3AtotalEvents&dimensions=ga%3AeventLabel&filters=ga%3AeventLabel%3D%3D<some value>
How can I get the events per day in that time interval? Is there any other way instead of making a request for each day?
Just to add ga:date dimension in the query to split data by days.
Is it possible to get a breakdown reporting in Google Analytics for the number of sessions/users during day and time on a specific URL? I was looking at some custom reporting and going down the route of using a pivot table, but I'm not sure if that's overkill for something that can be done directly in GA outright.
You can use custom report with page and hour of day as dimensions and sessions as metric.
According to the Google sampling documentation, sampling is done based on sessions (fact). In Google MCF queries, sessions are not available as a metric or dimension (fact?) Now I wonder: how is sampling done if there is no metric or dimension for sessions (and date)?
I suspect that sampling for Google MCF is done based on a maximum number of rows of 10.000 for each query. Are there more than 10.000 results? Than sampling is true. Is this correct?
Use-case: let's say I make a query and the "TotalResults" are 67540. Does this mean that I can get all the unsampled data with querying 7 calls (6x10000 and one time 7540 rows)? How do I know which dateranges to query than?
Tried some different approached and found out that the sampling is doe based on sessions and dates, same as the other data from the API.
I am trying to create a table in Google Spreadsheets, displaying average session duration for different URLs (see picture).
When I run the report, I get huge numbers that I can't work with.
For example:
67.938.354.766.278.800
Does anyone know how to convert these numbers into the same format Google Analytics uses? (hh:mm:ss)
You get both sessionDuration and avgSessionDuration metrics in second (reference). This is the reason why you get huge numbers for total duration.
In Google Sheets you can find duration formatting under Format -> Number -> Duration. However, to be able to use this formatting, you should convert seconds to days. I think for this use case, division by 86400 could be used, as leap seconds are not likely to alter your results.