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Data Explorer V2 example reports

Review example reports to understand how to analyze your player data in Data Explorer V2.
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Last updated 9 months ago

For a complete list of all the available measures and metrics available in Data Explorer V2, please see the measures and metrics page.

Analyze new users by country

The goal of the report in this example is to understand the distribution of new users across different countries to identify regions with high growth potential and optimize user acquisition strategies accordingly.
This report uses the following configuration:
  • Chart visualization: Stacked bar chart.
  • Measure (y-axis): New Users.
  • Dimension (x-axis): Country.
  1. In the Measures section, select Add Metric > New Users.
  2. In the Dimension section, select Add Dimension > Country.
  3. On the top right of the chart, select Stacked Bar from the dropdown.
  4. On the top left of the chart, select the data range you want to analyze from the dropdown.
Note
To hide items from your chart visualization, select the item in the legend.

Analyze vegetables harvested in the last 30 days

The goal of the report in this example is to analyze the distribution of harvested vegetables in a farming game over the last 30 days in order to understand recent player preferences and optimize in-game features accordingly.
This report uses the following configuration:
  • Chart visualization: Pie chart.
  • Measure (y-axis): vegetableHarvested event.
  • Dimension (x-axis): vegetableName event parameter.

Steps

  1. In the Measures section, select Add Event >
    vegetableHarvested
    .
    1. To filter out any parameter values, you can select Add filter.
  2. In the Dimensions section, select Event Parameter from the Dimension dropdown.
  3. Select
    vegetableName
    from the Event Parameter dropdown.
  4. On the top right of the chart, select Stacked Bar from the dropdown.
  5. On the top left of the chart, select the Last 30 Days date range.

Analyze harvested vegetables since install, rather than by calendar date

The goal of the report in this example is to analyze the distribution of harvested vegetables in a farming game by the number of days since the player started, in order to understand player behaviors and optimize in-game features accordingly.
  • Chart visualization: Stacked Bar chart.
  • Measure (y-axis):
    vegetablePlanted
    event.
  • Dimension (x-axis): Days Since Player Started and the
    vegetableName
    event parameter.

Steps

  1. In the Measures section, select Add Event > vegetablePlanted.
    1. To filter out any parameter values, you can select Add filter.
  2. In the Dimensions section, select Days Since Player Started from the Dimension dropdown.
  3. Select Add Dimension to add another dimension.
  4. Select Event Parameter from the second Dimension dropdown and select
    vegetableName
    from the Event Parameter dropdown.
  5. On the top right of the chart, select Stacked Bar from the dropdown.

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    • Analyze new users by country

    • Analyze vegetables harvested in the last 30 days

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    • Analyze harvested vegetables since install, rather than by calendar date

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