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Jeff Taylor

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Mar 17, 2015, 10:30:14 AM3/17/15
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Anyway for the plugin response to return something other than the Google Analytics format of yyyymmdd? It appears Google Spreadsheets doesn't recognize that as a date. Or do I need to set up some formulas in the target report spreadsheet to do the conversion for me?

Philip Walton

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Mar 17, 2015, 8:11:55 PM3/17/15
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The add-on should be converting YYYYMMDD values to YYYY-MM-DD for all dates. Sheets should be able to recognize this format for all locales. If this isn't working for you, perhaps you've customized something or have a non-standard setting turned on?

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Anyway for the plugin response to return something other than the Google Analytics format of yyyymmdd? It appears Google Spreadsheets doesn't recognize that as a date. Or do I need to set up some formulas in the target report spreadsheet to do the conversion for me?

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In the event anyone else has this issue, the reason this happens is because ga:Date is used instead of ga:date. Capitalizing the "D" causes the date field to appear as yyyymmdd which will not be recognized as a date.
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