IFTTT—If This, Then That. If you are using the Data Studio, then you should learn how to use the Case statement.
Now, functions are a very important part within Google Data Studio to create calculated fields. And the Case statement is probably the most advanced but most powerful function you can learn in Data Studio. It works just like If This, Then That!
In today’s lesson, I’ll show you how we can use the Case statement in building our dashboards and create calculated fields.
Are you constantly setting new custom date ranges every time you update your data reports? If you are…did you know that Data Studio can configure those rolling dates for you automatically?
Google Data Studio is our primary tool for building beautiful reports and easy to understand data visualizations.
In this Google Data Studio beginners guide, I am going to show you how to make the most of this awesome tool and show you how you can quickly build useful dashboard from your data!
An outline of this guide:
Google Data Studio calculated fields are a super powerful feature that you should be using if you do anything in Google Data Studio.
Imagine organizing a knot of wrongly configured goals, filters, content groupings, and UTM parameters in your Google Analytics account.
See what the latest news is on Google Data Studio, Google’s powerful (and free) reporting tool.
In this article, we are going to show you how to calculate the conversion rate of two Google Analytics events using Google Data Studio.
I’m going to show you my top five favorite Google Data Studio Functions for Calculated Fields to be able to customize and manipulate your data better.
Google Data Studio is a really interesting tool because it’s always evolving and being updated.
The team at Google are always new features. And recently, they have added Data Studio Functions to the mix.
Google Data Studio has several chart types thus allow users to create and design their reports in unlimited ways. In today’s video, Ahmad of Siavak is back, this time to show us the 6 most significant charts in data studio. Plus, he will give us some tips and tricks on how to design your data visualization dashboards more efficiently.
Google Data Studio Data Blending lets you combine data sources in one visualization. Let’s take a look at the new Data Blender together and see how the new feature works.
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Pivot Tabes in Google Data Studio give you the ability to display your data in a table with multiple dimension at the same time. This gives you the ability to use Data Studio for Data Exploration but also it gives you a new ability to display your data in this Dashboarding Tools.
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