How many metrics can you apply in an Exploration?

• A. Up to 5
• B. Up to 20
• C. Up to 10
• D. Up to 25

Answer: (B)

Explorations are meant to let you compare several metrics at once, but a defined cap keeps the analysis fast and the results readable. That limit is high enough to cover the most important measures without turning the view into a wall of numbers, yet not so large that performance suffers or the insight becomes hard to glean. The correct choice aligns with this real constraint, signaling that you can work with a substantial set of metrics in one Exploration without losing clarity. If you need more metrics than fit in one view, you can create another Exploration or use a different report type. Choosing a limit that’s too small would overly restrict analysis, while implying an unlimited number would ignore practical performance and usability considerations.