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How to Calculate GA4 Sessions in BigQuery: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) stores event-based data in BigQuery, where sessions are derived from event timestamps and session identifiers. Below are the steps to calculate the number of sessions from GA4 BigQuery exports, including an example SQL query. Step 1: Understanding Sessions in GA4 Step 2: Writing the SQL Query Use the following SQL query
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How to set up BigQuery linkage in your Google Analytics 4 property

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) allows you to export raw event-level data to BigQuery for in-depth analysis. Below are the steps to set up the export, along with examples. Step 1: Create a Google Cloud Project Example: If your company is “ABC Retail,” name the project “ABC-Retail-GA4.” Step 2: Enable BigQuery API Step 3: Set Up
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