A “secondary dimension” is an additional report dimension for more specific analysis in Google Analytics. It is a key-value that provides an additional level of sorting and/or aggregation in your report.
- A visualization to understand the impact of data
- A dashboard widget that offers more specific analysis
- An additional report metric for more specific analysis
- An additional report dimension for more specific analysis
The correct answer is: An additional report dimension for more specific analysis
Definition: The “secondary dimension” is an additional report dimension for more specific analysis in Google Analytics. The secondary dimension is a key value that provides an additional level of sorting and/or aggregation in your report.
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It actually lets you analyze the report more specifically. Many report tables display a row for each possible combination of primary and secondary dimension values.
Example of Secondary Dimension: You are looking for a demographic report with a gender option. Now you want to see the source of traffic that is sending a maximum number of females on your website.
Here you need to choose Source as a secondary dimension. See the image to know the way of choosing the secondary dimensions.
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