The answer to your question is yes and no. Through multiple filters or segments you might get that data but from the analytics point of view it can prove to be of little value and it might even not be very compliant to Google Analytics Privacy rules.

However, there are services that can help you a great deal with getting granular data like you want. Here are two services that might do just that:
http://www.clicktale.com/
http://www.woopra.com

Thanks for great article. Looks like you have good knowledge of Google analytics. I am trying to find out if it is possible to get analytics data at user level granularity like which pages a specific user visited, how long he stayed on the page and what next page he visited. I would imagine user can be defined by a ip address or host name or somekind of sessionid. Goolge analytics shows me aggregated data and provides means to segment the data, but I want to track this data to user level granulate. Is this something possible with google analytics?

Appreciate your time.

Thank you

Basically everything stays on the pageTracker._trackPageview() code line which should be replaced with:
pageTracker._trackPageview(”/404-error”+location.pathname);

After setting it up just load a 404 page on your website and check the source code for the following expression “404-error”. If you find it within _trackPageview Google Analytics function as shown above, than all should be working well.

Let me know how it work out?

Cheers,
Marcial

Thanks for the post.

[...]Today I’ll share with you just a warm up – one of the first things I have implemented here at Avangate: Employing the Google Analytics code to track 404 error pages[...]…

Thanks