In This Lesson You Will Learn How To Create A Custom Report In GA4
The purpose of this guide is to show you how to create reports in GA4 and how to customize them.
Creating Custom Reports In GA4

Step By Step:
Accessing the Report Library
- Open GA4 and navigate to your account.
- On the left-hand side, click on "Reports."
- In the top navigation bar, click on "Library."
How to create custom reports in GA4?
- Open GA4 and navigate to your account.
- Click on the "Events" section to view event data.
- Realize it doesn't provide specific event details you need for reporting.
- Access the "Library" option and choose to create a new detailed report.
- Select the dimensions (e.g., file name) and metrics (e.g., event count) to include.
- Customize the chart type if desired (line, scatter, or bar chart).
- Save the report with a descriptive name, e.g., "File Downloads."
- Organize the report within a specific collection for easy access.
- Return to the main interface and locate the custom report in the collection.
- View the report with line chart, bar chart, and event counts for insights.

Discover how to unlock the full potential of your reporting in GA4 with custom reports. This guide walks you through the process of creating customized reports by selecting dimensions, metrics, and chart types. Organize your reports within collections for effortless access. Gain valuable insights and tailor your GA4 interface to meet your unique reporting requirements. Reach out to your project manager for further assistance or additional information. Upgrade your reporting capabilities with custom reports in GA4.
Custom reports in GA4 allow you to tailor your reporting to specific business needs, providing deeper insights and a better understanding of your website or app performance.
Yes, you can share custom reports in GA4 with other users who have access to your GA4 account. This allows you to collaborate, present insights, and align reporting across teams or stakeholders.
No, you have the flexibility to choose the time range for your custom reports in GA4. You can analyze data for a specific period, compare performance over different time frames, or view real-time data.