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How would a view filter be configured to include only users from brazil and argentina?: Filter 1: exclude all countries except Brazil and Argentina

Filter 1: include Brazil > Filter 2: include Argentina
Filter 1: include Brazil or Argentina
Filter 1: include Argentina > Filter 2: include Brazil

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Final answer:

To include only users from Brazil and Argentina, create a single custom Include filter with a regular expression 'Brazil|Argentina' in the country field of your analytics platform.

Step-by-step explanation:

To configure a view filter that includes only users from Brazil and Argentina, you would need to set up an Include filter that matches on the country dimension. Since filters in most analytics platforms do not support multiple conditions in a single filter (with logical OR), creating a single filter with both countries is not straightforward. Instead, you should use a custom filter pattern that captures both countries.

Here is a step-by-step explanation:

Go to the Admin section in your analytics platform and select the view you want to configure the filter for.

Click on Filters and then Add Filter.

Choose Create new Filter and give it a descriptive name, like 'Users from Brazil and Argentina'.

Set the Filter type to Custom. Choose Include.

In the filter field, select Country.

For the filter pattern, enter 'Brazil|Argentina', which is a regular expression that includes users from either country.

Save the filter to apply it to the view.

With this filter in place, your analytics view will now only include data from users located in Brazil or Argentina.

User Nexii Malthus
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Answer:

A view filter could be configured to include only users from Brazil and Argentina by using the "include" filter and specifying Brazil and Argentina as the only countries to be included. This could be done in a single filter, such as:

Filter 1: include Brazil and Argentina

Alternatively, the filter could be split into two separate filters, with the first filter including Brazil and the second filter including Argentina:

Filter 1: include Brazil

Filter 2: include Argentina

The order of the filters would not matter, as long as both Brazil and Argentina are included in the final configuration. The "exclude" filter would not be applicable in this situation, as it would exclude rather than include the specified countries.

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