I’m analyzing GA4 data in Looker and ran into something strange.
I grouped users by page paths using this logic:
CASE
WHEN CONTAINS_TEXT(Page path and screen class, '/usa/') THEN 'usa'
WHEN CONTAINS_TEXT(Page path and screen class, '/pri/') THEN 'pri'
WHEN CONTAINS_TEXT(Page path and screen class, '/dom/') THEN 'dom'
ELSE 'other'
END
Here’s the screenshot for context:
In the results:
• Total Users = 12,503 (imported directly from GA4).
• The “USA” segment alone shows 27,724 users, which is more than the total!
Has anyone seen this before? How can a segment have more users than the total?
@TomaszLooker
Try troubleshootinng at row level with a table. you never knnow what you can find 😉
@ArkadyZagdan
I have created an additional table. I filtered page path and screen class by text "/usa/".
:
The sum of all 857 rows from this table is 27724 (number from the table in the post).
@TomaszLooker
Sorry, cannot reproduce at my end. Works just correct. Maybe a bug.
User | Count |
---|---|
3 | |
2 | |
1 | |
1 | |
1 |