Google Analytics: advanced segment for hour of day
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Cioa from 17 Degrees C cloudy Wetherby UK
In Google analytics I want to report specifically on Blackberry Mobile traffic next to hour if the day. Whilst this customised report I ripped off did the job @ http://bit.ly/hourdays I only resorted to this after battling with advanced segments thinking I could do the same thing.
So my question is please how can I get this report http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc53/zymurgy_bucket/hrs-day-examplecopy_zps4f15d4a1.jpg by building it via advanced segments and not ripping off via http://bit.ly/hourdays
Grazie tanto,
David -
i couldnt open your image but I would use A Custom Report not a advanced segment.
Just make the dimension mobile device type you want and then select the dimension hour of day
Let me know if this helps
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