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Got a question?
Google Analytics 4 filters
1. In DashThis, we created pre-made filters to help you drill down your data.
For example, let's create a list widget to see our Total Users (metric) by Source / Medium (dimension).
I'd like to only display the Source / medium result, easy!
Step 1. Click on ''edit widget'' settings to the right
Step 2. Go to your widget's basic settings and scroll down to the filter(s)
Step 3. You will have 3 boxes. (1) Your dimension (2) the value (3) the result
Step 4. Once you've made your selection, click on ADD and SAVE
And there is how you can use the pre-made filter option for your widget to only display my Source /Medium as google / organic.
2. To add multiple values to the same widget, you can add a comma between your entries, for example:
Please note that you should only use the comma method when you want your results to display values as in ''OR''.
If you want to exclude multiple values from the same widget result, you will need to create a separate filter for each entry. For example:
*Filters can be used with a Regex operator. Learn more.
If you have any questions regarding GA4 filters, please reach out to our Support Team.
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