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Error getting data with get_ga - date "2015-10-18" comes as NA #32
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Now I can't to reproduce: library(RGA)
authorize()
gadata <- get_ga(id, start.date = "2015-01-01", end.date = "today",
dimensions = "ga:date, ga:channelGrouping",
metrics = "ga:users, ga:sessions, ga:pageviews, ga:percentNewSessions, ga:bounceRate",
samplingLevel = "HIGHER_PRECISION", include.empty.rows = "TRUE")
anyNA(gadata)
#> [1] FALSE |
Hi @artemklevtsov, Very weird, I tried 3 different websites... and the same result. Maybe is a problem with Analytics. I tried your code, and my result is it: My version info:
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Can you test it on the different machine? |
Hi, First of all, thank you @artemklevtsov for this great package, it's a real time saver in my daily work! In my case, this issue is occuring for the following dates:
Here is a sample query that shows this error for the date "2017-10-15":
And here is what the result looks like:
This error doesn't happen when I use the Excel add-in AnalyticsEdge to get the same information from the Core Analytics API, This error only happens in one of my accounts and doesn't occur for all the views. I don't know if this is a relevant info, but the views that have this problem are all in the timezone of "Sao Paulo - Brazil". Here is my session info:
Thanks in advance for any insights on this issue! |
Hi,
I get a weird error in more than one account.
With this query:
The column "date" come almost all correct, but the date "2015-10-18" comes as NA. The same error occurred with different accounts. I tried to use fetch.by, but get the same result.
Someone have any idea of the reason?
Thanks, Diego.
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