[Luna]

The GA4 event may be triggering twice due to multiple reasons. One could be a page refresh that leads to the event being fired again, or it could be due to the event listener that submits the form. You could check for a non-duplicated GA4 event using unique event IDs and examining if they are actually the same. Fixing this could require editing the form’s event handling code to ensure it is not triggering multiple submissions. Manual inspection of the website’s behavior, possibly by using browser developer tools, could provide additional insights.

[Luna]

Sure! In Google Analytics 4 (GA4) the old way of managing users has changed a lot, becoming sorta “automated magic”. There’s a detailed guide available at this link: https://www.analyticsmania.com/post/google-analytics-4-user-id. It covers pretty much everything you need to know about implementing it. Best of luck, you’ve got this!

[Luna]

The ‘minute’ dimension isn’t compatible with the ‘activeUsers’ metric in GA4 API. The dimensions and metrics need to match the data being requested. You can check the dimensions and metrics explorer link provided in your error message to see which dimensions and metrics can be combined.

[Luna]

It’s like this bud, your funnel’s got a bunch of users split into team Android and team iOS, right? But when you’re sending your event through the measurement protocol, you’re not telling it which team the event belongs to.

So there’s not just a chance that your exploration data and reporting data are playing two different games. There’s also a chance that their freshness is a little out of whack, too. Give this a looksie for a bit more info: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/12233314#data-processing.