Ranges, filters and sharing
Ranges
The range picker offers Today, Yesterday, Last 24 hours, Last 7, 30 and 90 days, Last 12 months, This week, This month, and any custom pair of dates. Dates are in the site’s timezone, set in site settings. Compare adds the previous period (or the same period a year earlier) to every number and chart.
Filters
Any row in any table becomes a filter with its Filter button: click /pricing on the Pages table and every screen now shows only visits that saw /pricing. The + Filter button builds one by hand: pick a dimension, an operator (is, is not, contains) and one or more values; the value field suggests what the site has actually seen.
Dimensions, by group:
| Group | Dimensions |
|---|---|
| Pages | Page, Hostname, Entry page, Exit page |
| Sources | Referrer, Source, Channel, Entry referrer, Entry source, Entry channel |
| Campaigns | UTM source, medium, campaign, term, content, and their entry versions |
| Locations | Country, Region, City, Language |
| Devices | Device, Browser, Browser version, OS, OS version, Screen size |
| Events | Event, and any event property as prop:name |
| Experiments | Experiment, as a name and variant pair |
| Sessions | Bounced |
Most dimensions apply to pageviews: Page is /pricing keeps the pageviews of /pricing and the sessions that contain one. The Entry dimensions and Bounced apply to whole sessions: Entry channel is Organic Search keeps every pageview of sessions that started from search. Filter chips say which scope they carry.
Filters stack, and a chip is removed with its × or with Delete while it has focus.
The URL is the state
The range, the comparison, every filter, the chosen metric and the table views are all in the address bar. That means:
- Copy the address bar and the link opens exactly what you see, for anyone with access to the site.
- The browser’s back button undoes a filter.
- A bookmark is a saved report.
Export
Every table has Show all, which opens the full list with every column, and Export CSV, which downloads it for the current range and filters.
The command menu
⌘K, or Ctrl+K, opens a menu that reaches most of the app without the mouse. Type a few letters and press Enter:
- Go to any screen of this site, its settings, the site list, or another of your sites.
- Range: any preset, and the comparison.
- Filters: clear them all, or remove one.
- Actions: copy a link to exactly what you are looking at.
- Help: the shortcut list and these docs.
Every command does the same thing the toolbar does, so the back button undoes it and the address bar carries the result. The three commands you used last are offered first. The ⌘K button in the top bar opens the same menu.
Keyboard
Tables are keyboard-navigable: arrow keys move between rows, Enter opens or filters, and each screen’s tabs and range picker are reachable with Tab. Press ? for the full list. Shortcuts can be turned off in settings, which also turns off ⌘K; the button stays.