Reference documentation and code samples for the Google Analytics Data V1beta API class Google::Analytics::Data::V1beta::DimensionExpression::ConcatenateExpression.
Used to combine dimension values to a single dimension.
Inherits
Object
Extended By
Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
Includes
Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
Methods
#delimiter
defdelimiter()->::String
Returns
(::String) — The delimiter placed between dimension names.
Delimiters are often single characters such as "|" or "," but can be
longer strings. If a dimension value contains the delimiter, both will be
present in response with no distinction. For example if dimension 1 value
= "US,FR", dimension 2 value = "JP", and delimiter = ",", then the
response will contain "US,FR,JP".
#delimiter=
defdelimiter=(value)->::String
Parameter
value (::String) — The delimiter placed between dimension names.
Delimiters are often single characters such as "|" or "," but can be
longer strings. If a dimension value contains the delimiter, both will be
present in response with no distinction. For example if dimension 1 value
= "US,FR", dimension 2 value = "JP", and delimiter = ",", then the
response will contain "US,FR,JP".
Returns
(::String) — The delimiter placed between dimension names.
Delimiters are often single characters such as "|" or "," but can be
longer strings. If a dimension value contains the delimiter, both will be
present in response with no distinction. For example if dimension 1 value
= "US,FR", dimension 2 value = "JP", and delimiter = ",", then the
response will contain "US,FR,JP".
#dimension_names
defdimension_names()->::Array<::String>
Returns
(::Array<::String>) — Names of dimensions. The names must refer back to names in the dimensions
field of the request.
#dimension_names=
defdimension_names=(value)->::Array<::String>
Parameter
value (::Array<::String>) — Names of dimensions. The names must refer back to names in the dimensions
field of the request.
Returns
(::Array<::String>) — Names of dimensions. The names must refer back to names in the dimensions
field of the request.
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