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google analytics bounce rate percentages
Hi All.
I am trying to sum the bounce rate as a percentage in Power Bi Desktop using the Google Analytics data source.
My problem is that when I sum this data it does so cumulatively as opposed to an avaerage.
How do i get over this as I have also created a measure that looks at the same data 1 year back and then teh percenatge change between those
Any help really appreciated
Thanks
Craig
- Anonymous9 years ago
Hi CraigBlackman,
You can Right-Click on the numeric column and choose the average as the summary mode.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
4 Replies
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi CraigBlackman,
You can Right-Click on the numeric column and choose the average as the summary mode.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
- CraigBlackman
Helper III
Anonymous, thank you, I always think there is a complicated way around these things and fail to look at them simplistically!
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi can you explain please how u do that? and where? If I edit my query and click right click on Bounce rate column I do not see an option to choose the average as the summary mode.
or i need to create new metric?
PLz help have same issue with Bounce rate - does not match with GA (page - bounce rate)
- WaleedAlsayedFrequent Visitor
If you have a page with 1,000 page views and a bounce rate of 20%, and a page with 1 page view and a bounce rate of 80%, Power BI would (depending of course on how your data are structured) reach an average bounce rate of 50%. Google Analytics, on the other hand, would do a weighted average, which in this example amounts to (1000*.2 + 1*.8)/1001 = 20.06%.
For this reason, it is better if you calculate the Bounce Rate metrics yourself. Since Bounce Rate is defined as Bounces/Sessions, you can import these two metrics, then create a measure in your report with the formula
DIVIDE(SUM([Bounces]), SUM([Sessions]))It should to give you the same exactly number
Regards;