Your team needs to change the default primary dimension for the User Acquisition Report within their Google Analytics property. Which action can they take to accomplish this?
They can add a custom dimension to the report.
They can create an exploration with the new primary dimension.
They can select a new primary dimension.
They can use the customization feature to edit the built-in report.
Correct Answer
They can use the customization feature to edit the built-in report.
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