Exclude internal traffic from your reports.

Here are some of the ways you can use filters:

Read Advanced Filters for more information. The filtering engine applies the expressions in the two Extract fields to the specified fields and then constructs a third field using the Constructor expression.

Advanced: This type of filter allows you to build a field from one or two other fields.

Search & Replace: This is a simple filter that you can use to search for a pattern within a field and replace the found pattern with an alternate form.

These filters only affect letters, and do not affect special characters or numbers.

Lowercase / Uppercase: Converts the contents of the field into all uppercase or all lowercase characters.

All non-matching hits are ignored and any data in non-matching hits is unavailable in the reports.

Include: This type of filter includes log file lines (hits) that match the Filter Pattern.

Matching lines are ignored in their entirety: for example, a filter that excludes Chrome also excludes all other information in that log line, such as visitor, path, referral, and domain information.

Exclude: This type of filter excludes log file lines (hits) that match the Filter Pattern.

Exclude/Include only traffic to the hostname: use this filter to exclude/include only traffic to a particular hostname (such as or ).

Exclude/Include only traffic to the subdirectories: use this filter to exclude/include only traffic to a particular subdirectory (such as /motorcycles or /help/content/faq).

See an example of using a regular expression. If you want to filter a more complex range of addresses, use a Custom Filter to Exclude/Include using the IP Address and specify a regular expression as the Filter Pattern.

You can filter a simple range of addresses by using the that begin with or that end with options.

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