We used to rely heavily on views on Universal Analytics, with different views for different regions, business separations, domains, or various parts of our site, and the blog had its own views. GA4 removes the view without any actual replacement. Today, views don't exist in GA4, and it's unclear if they will ever exist as we know them in Universal Studios. The good news is that with GA4’s comprehensive feature suite, most, if not all, possible use cases for Universal Analytics views can be addressed in some way.
Here are some alternatives we considered. Ultimately, it paytm data all depends on how much time, money, and effort you want to invest in crafting views using GA4 resources. Google Analytics 360 Subproperties is the closest functionality to views in UA properties, but it is not a direct one-to-one replacement. It will allow you to create subsets of the data in lieu of the need for views. However, this new Google Analytics 4 resource is only available for Google Analytics 360 accounts.
If you don't have Google Analytics 360 (paid account), I recommend trying some of the following workarounds to find an alternative that best suits your needs. (GA) attribute as a view to narrow down the data you need. To do this successfully, use GA tags or Google Tag Manager to control what data is collected. Analysis Center Dimensions and metrics allow you to create filters for your analysis in the analysis interface.