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I've a few custom events like this:

Bundle bundle = new Bundle();
bundle.putString("my_key", "some_value");
bundle.putString("my_key2", "some_value_2");
bundle.putString("my_key3", "some_value_3");
mFirebaseAnalytics.logEvent("my_event", bundle);

In the Firebase console I can see the my_event in Events tab but I can't find the my_key and some_value. I came across some similar questions like this where is stated that data will be available as soon as your audience reach 10 or more. Well I've reached that audience.
The documentation says:

Custom parameters: Custom parameters are not represented directly in your Analytics reports, but they can be used as filters in audience definitions that can be applied to every report. Custom parameters are also included in data exported to BigQuery if your app is linked to a BigQuery project.

But in the Audience tab I have:
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If Filter not applicable how can I consult my custom event? I don't want to use BigQuery, all I want is to create custom events and consult them like I would with Google Analytics.
Thanks.

GuilhE
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You cannot change these 2 predefined audience types, but you can create your own audience type:

This audience can either be based on an event or a user property. In your case, check event, you should see a list of predefined and custom events. Choose my_event, and then you get the button to add a parameter. this button allows you to further refine your query with parameter values.

Hope this helps.

Benoit
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  • The information you shared is useful but I want to consult my_event bundle key pair values ("my_key", "some_value"). How can I achieve this? – GuilhE Nov 17 '16 at 15:11
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    Unfortunately BigQuery seems to be the only way to view raw events. Maybe in a future version... Real-time database could do thejob for you: – Benoit Nov 17 '16 at 15:50
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    `database.getReference("events").child("my_event").push().setValue(bundle)`. Then you'll see the parameters in the database console. – Benoit Nov 17 '16 at 15:57
  • thanks for your help. If we use BigQuery I'll let you know if we succeeded. ;) – GuilhE Nov 17 '16 at 16:17