Google analytics - Users by time of day for speicific country?
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Is there any way in analytics where we can check Users by time of day for speicific country?
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Thank you so much. it worked.
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Hey Vikrant–setting up a segment will be your friend here, and it's really simple to do. See screenshot.
Create a segment for each country you're analyzing, and then (with that segment enabled, per country) add Time as the secondary dimension for the reports you want. Example could be What time of the day do US users come to my site?
Segment: USA users
Acquisition --> Source/Medium --> Secondary Dimension: Hour
LMK how it turns out!
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