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06/03/2024, 12:35 PMjson [ { "name": "conversions-ecommerce-product-performance", "dimensions": [ "ga:date", "ga:productCategory", "ga:productName", "ga:productSku" ], "metrics": ["ga:itemQuantity", "ga:uniquePurchases", "ga:revenuePerItem", "ga:itemRevenue", "ga:itemsPerPurchase", "ga:buyToDetailRate", "ga:cartToDetailRate"] } ]
### Key Points to Validate: 1. Dimensions: The report contains 4 dimensions, which is within the limit of 7 unique dimensions. 2. Metrics: The report contains 7 metrics, which is within the limit of 10 unique metrics. 3. Incremental Sync: The ga:date
dimension is included, which supports incremental sync. ### Example of a Custom Report: The format and structure of your custom report match the examples provided in the documentation: json [ { "name": "page_views_and_users", "dimensions": ["ga:date", "ga:pagePath", "ga:segment"], "metrics": ["ga:sessions", "ga:totalUsers"], "segments": ["ga:sessionSource!=(direct)"], "filter": ["ga:sessionSource!=(direct);ga:sessionSource!=(not set)"] } ]
(Source: [Requesting Custom Reports Part 2](https://docs.airbyte.com/integrations/sources/google-analytics-v4#requesting-custom-reports)) ### Conclusion: Your custom report is correctly formatted and adheres to the constraints specified for Universal Analytics custom reports. Therefore, it should be supported. For further details, you can refer to the [Airbyte documentation on requesting custom reports](https://docs.airbyte.com/integrations/sources/google-analytics-v4#requesting-custom-reports).james 98
06/03/2024, 12:53 PM