GA4 Campaign Data Import Now Requires a Currency Field for Cost Data (July 2026)
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Quick answer
Google Analytics campaign data import now requires a currency field whenever cost data is uploaded. You can map the currency from a column in the data source or apply one fixed currency to the whole dataset.
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What changed
- Campaign data import requires a currency field whenever you upload cost data.
- The currency can come from a column in the data source, or one fixed value can cover the whole dataset.
- Google says this keeps campaign reporting accurate even if the property currency setting changes later.
- Existing imports continue to report on the assumption that the imported cost matches the current property currency.
Who is affected
- Anyone importing non-Google campaign cost data into GA4, especially across several markets and currencies.
What to check this week
- Check that your campaign cost import file carries a currency column, or set one fixed currency for the dataset.
Official sources
- What's new in Google AnalyticsGoogle Analytics Help · checked 8 October 2026
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- Updated on 8 October 2026: Published automatically after verification against the official source.