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How can I change the default channel grouping?
Click Admin, and navigate to your desired view. In the View column, click Custom Channel Groupings. From the Actions drop-down menu, select Copy, Share, or Delete. You can edit the Default Channel Grouping to define new channels, remove existing channels, and change channel definitions.
What happens when you create a custom channel grouping?
When you create a Custom Channel Grouping at the user level or create a new Channel Grouping in a view, you: Can immediately select it in reports. Can apply it retroactively and see historical data classified by your new channel definitions. Change how reports display your data, without changing the data itself.
Is the default channel grouping in MCF retroactive?
This is not retroactive; any sessions that occurred before you reverted to the default channels will still be classified with your prior channel definitions. The Multi-Channel Funnels > Assisted Conversions and Top Conversion Paths reports use the Default MCF Channel Grouping by default.
Where do I Find my Channel groupings in Excel?
You can see your new Channel Grouping in the Channels report by selecting from the Primary Dimension drop-down menu. In Multi-Channel Funnels reports, your new Channel Grouping is available in the Channel Groupings drop-down menu. You can create a maximum of 50 new Channel Groupings per view.
How can I change the channel grouping in Google Analytics?
To edit the channel definitions: Sign in to Google Analytics. Click Admin, and navigate to the desired view. Click Channel Settings. Click Channel Grouping. Click Default Channel Grouping. To edit a channel, click the edit icon (pencil). Edit the rules for the channel. To add a new channel, click Define a new channel.
Can you assign resources to two different groups at the same time?
You cannot assign an operations resource to two different resource groups at the same time. Click Organization administration > Common > Resources > Resource groups. Select the resource group that you want to assign or re-assign an operations resource to.