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Category metafields are now available as dimensions and filters in Shopify Analytics.
Shopify Changelog· Sep 28, 2026· 8/10
Shopify Dev
Category metafields are now available as dimensions and filters in Shopify Analytics.
Shopify Changelog· Sep 28, 2026· 8/10
Until now, the color, material, fit, and other attributes you set when you categorize a product stayed on the product page. To see which materials or colors actually sell, you had to export. Those category metafields now show up in Analytics as dimensions and filters, next to your custom metafields. If you already categorized products, there's nothing to turn on. The attributes your products use are there. What you can do - Group a sales report by Color, Material, Fit, Fabric, Size, Activity,…
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