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Seaward-Group Subscriber last edited by

When you add an intelligence custom alert does it look at the history and backdate issues?

I've added a few custom alerts, even basic ones like my homepage gets 5 views, create an alert. I either need to wait a day or something is going wrong.

Cheers.
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Seaward-Group Subscriber last edited by

Thanks very much, it's a shame it doesn't back date. I was worried at first that it wasn't working but the day after setting up it, analytics reported the previous day's errors.
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DanHill last edited by

Hi Gary

As far as I'm aware it will only apply to future stats and not backdate/query past stats. I'm not sure if this is something that Google is going to implement in the future - but I do think it would be a nice feature if they did
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