Returns unique rows in the provided source range, discarding duplicates. Rows are returned in the order in which they first appear in the source range. Parts of a UNIQUE function. UNIQUE(range, by_column, exactly_once)

To analyze different sessions outside of Google Analytics, consider joining the user_id or user_pseudo_id with the session_id to get a unique identifier for each session. Session number identifies the number of sessions that a user has started up to the current session, for example, a user's third or fifth session on your site.

For some games on Google Play Games Mobile App, you can sign in and play using a gamer name. A gamer name is a unique username linked to your Google Account.

Handles are a way for you to find and connect with creators on YouTube. Handles are unique and short channel identifiers distinct from channel names, and they start with the “@” symbol. For example, @youtubecreators. All channels will have an associated handle that can be used to find and interact with other users– both creators and viewers.

This article is about URL builders in Universal Analytics. For information about URL builders in Google Analytics 4, go to [GA4] URL builders: Collect campaign data with custom URLs.

Your unique Chromebook keys usually appear on the top row of your keyboard from left to right. or Use the Search key or the Launcher key to search, show your apps, and interact with Google Assistant.

Unique items in listReturns a list of items in the original order with duplicates removed. UNIQUE() is case-insensitive.

The number of new unique users who logged the first_open or first_visit event in the specified date range. This metric is populated automatically. Active users. The number of unique users who engaged with your site or app in the specified date range. An active user is any user who has an engaged session or when Analytics collects:

You can generate a unique value using a formula in the spreadsheet. The following spreadsheet formula, suitable for Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, will generate a unique ID consistent with those generated by AppSheet's UNIQUEID() function: =DEC2HEX(RANDBETWEEN(0, 4294967295), 8) To generate a lower-case key, use the following formula:

Create an account . Tip: To use Gmail for your business, a Google Workspace account might be better for you than a personal Google Account.