Report filters allow you to control what data is shown in your detail reports. They can help you understand your data, find trends, and drill into the details you care about. For example, you can use a report filter to look at specific regions, app versions, and ad units. You can add multiple filters to further refine your analysis.
What do report filters do?
Report filters help you see only needed data in your reports by hiding the rest. See Data filters to learn how to remove internal or developer traffic using data filters. For more information on filter types, see Compare filters, subproperties, and user roles.
Before you begin
Editors and administrators can apply up to 5 filters to a detail report.
Apply a filter to a report
- In the Google Analytics mobile app, open the detail report you want to filter.
- From the top menu, tap (top right).
- On the "Select dimension" screen, expand a category of dimensions and then tap a dimension. You can use the tooltips [] to learn more about each dimension.
- Select one or more dimension values.
- Optional: Return to the "Select dimension" screen to add more dimensions.
- In the top right, tap Save.
- Optional: In the bottom right, tap Add filter [] to add up to 4 more filters.
- On the "Edit Filter" screen, tap Apply.
Next steps
Look for the filters above the report to check that they've been applied. Tap the filters to view or modify them, or tap next to the filters to remove all of them.