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How many custom metrics Google Analytics?
20 custom metrics
The index suffix must be a positive integer greater than 0 (e.g. dimension3). The metric index. Each custom metric has an associated index. There is a maximum of 20 custom metrics (200 for Analytics 360 accounts).
Does Google Analytics count unique users?
Google Analytics does not report on unique users anymore. According to Google’s own definition: The ‘users’ metric includes both new and returning users. So if ‘users’ metric includes both new and returning users, then certainly the number of users can’t be equal to the number of unique users (or unique visitors).
How does Google Analytics count unique visitors?
Google Analytics Unique Visitors is the number of unduplicated (counted only once) visitors to your website over the course of a specified time period. The overall users to that page is 2, but the unique user count is 1. That’s why Google Analytics Unique Users is a great metric to analyze the number.
Are there custom dimensions and metrics for Google Analytics?
Custom dimensions and metrics are supported by the Google Analytics SDKs for Android and iOS v2.x or higher, analytics.js, and the Measurement Protocol. Custom dimensions and metrics require additional setup in your Analytics account and in your tracking code.
How are custom dimensions assigned in analytics.js?
Once configured, the custom dimension or metric will be assigned a unique index that identifies and differentiates one custom dimension or metric from another. You then use the index in the analytics.js library to send data for a particular custom dimension or metric.
When to increment the unique events metric in analytics?
Analytics increments the Unique Events metric by 1 the first time during a session that it receives an event with a unique combination of Category/Action/Label, and ignores subsequent events in the session that have the same combination of Category/Action/Label.
How to create and edit custom dimensions and metrics?
To create the dimension but have it remain inactive, uncheck the box. Click Create. Sign in to Google Analytics. Click Admin, and navigate to the property to which you want to add custom metrics. In the PROPERTY column, click Custom Definitions > Custom Metrics. Click the New Custom Metric button.