Which feature enables you to analyze up to 3 dimensions at once?

A pivot table in Google Analytics allows you to analyze data using up to three dimensions simultaneously: a primary dimension, a secondary dimension, and a pivot dimension. This structure enables a more granular and multi-faceted view of your data, revealing relationships that might not be apparent with fewer dimensions. For example, you could analyze user behavior by device category (primary), then by city (secondary), and finally pivot by source/medium to see how different traffic sources contribute to user engagement in specific cities on various devices. The Explorer report is a standard report format, typically displaying one primary and one secondary dimension. A primary dimension is simply the main dimension displayed in a report, not a feature for multi-dimensional analysis itself. A table filter is used to narrow down the data shown in a report based on specific criteria, not to add more dimensions for analysis.