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Things have definitely moved around and look different in the UI for GA4 (Google Analytics v4) vs UA (Universal Analytics). If you’re looking how to find pages that link to a particular page (previous page path), then you need to use Path Exploration.
Explore > Path Exploration
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If you see an existing path exploration, click “Start Over”. Then, click “Ending Point” and choose an option. I prefer to choose “Page path and screen class” since page paths are easy and unique to get.
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You can then choose one of the available paths or click the magnifying glass to type in a path, e.g. /resources/.
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You will then see how often people click on a link on a page that takes them to your ending point (page) within a particular time range.
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In the Variables section on the left, you can change the date range and other variables.