When a new view is created in Google Analytics, what data will be included?

When a new view is created in Google Analytics, it will only contain data from after the view was created. This is because Google Analytics processes and populates data in each view from the moment it is set up onward. A view is a configuration of how data is displayed and reported; however, it does not retroactively include any data that was recorded prior to its creation. Thus, any historical data prior to the view setup will not be reflected in that view. This ensures that users can analyze performance based on specific tracking criteria or filters without being influenced by any previous unfiltered data.

The other choices suggest either the inclusion of historical data or a significant absence of data, which does not align with how Google Analytics organizes and segments information within views. By focusing solely on data from the point the view was established, it allows for tailored reporting specific to the needs of that view.