Thanks for the overview of this feature. One issue I'm finding with this funnel, and maybe I'm just not thinking about this correctly, is that we are limited to one dimension and one metric. If I want to create a funnel for a website where for example a user lands on the homepage, then goes to a category page, then a product page, and then performs the event to purchase a product. I think I would have to create unique events for each specific page view first, so Looker can load them in under the dimension 'Event name' with the metric 'total number events'. With the former community made funnel I was able to blend my data allowing me to add individual filters to each event or pageview and then add each as an individual metric to be displayed in the funnel. I feel more limited with this official funnel.
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Thank you, needed to use regex instead of relying on Contains, or Exactly Matches
can you add the workshop url?
Thanks for the overview of this feature.
One issue I'm finding with this funnel, and maybe I'm just not thinking about this correctly, is that we are limited to one dimension and one metric. If I want to create a funnel for a website where for example a user lands on the homepage, then goes to a category page, then a product page, and then performs the event to purchase a product. I think I would have to create unique events for each specific page view first, so Looker can load them in under the dimension 'Event name' with the metric 'total number events'.
With the former community made funnel I was able to blend my data allowing me to add individual filters to each event or pageview and then add each as an individual metric to be displayed in the funnel. I feel more limited with this official funnel.