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Devyendar
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July 22, 2026
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How can I configure dimensions and metrics in bulk in a CJA Data View?

  • July 22, 2026
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I need to configure a large number of dimensions and metrics in a Customer Journey Analytics Data View, including settings such as persistence, attribution, include/exclude values, formatting, and other component configurations.

Is there a supported way to bulk edit or upload these configurations instead of updating each dimension and metric manually in the UI?

Best answer by DanSmith

Hey, 

Is possible to do bulk edit in the UI if helps but can only be done with Metrics or Dimensions with same Schema Data Type, ie, Boolean, Double, String, ie

  1. Multi-select by holding down CTRL or SHIFT key
  2. Select the multiple Dimensions with ‘String’ Schema Data type then adjust attribution, include/exclude values, formatting, etc for all
  3. Do same for ‘Boolean’ and other types

The ‘No value options’ and ‘Persistence’ will allow bulk update across different Data Types as it is common across each.

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DanSmith
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July 22, 2026

Hey, 

Is possible to do bulk edit in the UI if helps but can only be done with Metrics or Dimensions with same Schema Data Type, ie, Boolean, Double, String, ie

  1. Multi-select by holding down CTRL or SHIFT key
  2. Select the multiple Dimensions with ‘String’ Schema Data type then adjust attribution, include/exclude values, formatting, etc for all
  3. Do same for ‘Boolean’ and other types

The ‘No value options’ and ‘Persistence’ will allow bulk update across different Data Types as it is common across each.

Josh Stephens
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
July 30, 2026

To piggy back with ​@DanSmith ‘s response, you can sort based on desired columns. For example, you can easily ‘lowercase’ all dimensions: 

  1. Add the lowercase column to the table
  2. Click on the header to sort so all the ‘no’ lowercase values are on the top
  3. Click the top ‘no’, scroll to the last ‘no’, hold shift and click, so that all ‘no’s are selected. 
  4. Now open Behavior in the right rail, check ‘lowercase’
  5. Once you save, all dimensions will be forced lowercase.

Don’t lowercase currency code if you have it, as it must be capitalized for currency conversion to function.