What columns does my website traffic CSV need?
A channel or date label and a sessions count. Two numeric columns — sessions and conversions — also work for scatter views.
Sessions per channel, visits over time, conversions against visits: traffic data is a story about sources and trends, and each has a natural chart form.
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| Channel | Sessions |
|---|---|
| Organic search | 18400 |
| Direct | 9600 |
| Social | 5200 |
| Paid search | 4700 |
| Referral | 3100 |
| 2400 | |
| Other | 900 |
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A pie chart is built for share: each slice answers “how much of the whole?”. For website traffic, totals like budget, responses or sessions split into instantly readable proportions.
A channel or date label and a sessions count. Two numeric columns — sessions and conversions — also work for scatter views.
A pie chart is built for share: each slice answers “how much of the whole?”. For website traffic, totals like budget, responses or sessions split into instantly readable proportions.
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