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Certainly! Here's the data organized with each location's percentages lined up in columns: plaintext Copy code Location | Percentage ------------------|------------ Bangkok | 32.30% Chon Buri | 4.50% Chiang Mai | 3.90% Pathum Thani | 3.50% Nonthaburi | 3.50% Other provinces | 52.20% Let me know if you need any further adjustments or if there's anything else you'd like to add! You from all the rows Please write in English language. ChatGPT ChatGPT Certainly! Here's the data organized with each location's percentages lined up in columns, considering all the rows: plaintext Copy code Location | Percentage ------------------|------------ Bangkok | 32.30% Chon Buri | 4.50% Chiang Mai | 3.90% Pathum Thani | 3.50% Nonthaburi | 3.50% Other provinces | 52.20% This representation considers the data from all the rows. If you have any further instructions or if there's anything specific you'd like to modify, please let me know! You I have columns with duplicate labels and percentage against each label in excel I want one column for the location and each percentage against them for a specific month Please write in English language. ChatGPT ChatGPT
Certainly! If you have a dataset in Excel with duplicate labels and percentages against each label for a specific month, and you want to organize it into one column for the location and each percentage against them, you can follow these steps: Assuming your data is in columns A and B (Column A contains labels, and Column B contains percentages), you can create a new column to consolidate the data. Let's say you want the result in Column C. In cell C1, write "Location" to label the new column. In cell C2, write the following formula to extract unique labels: excel Copy code =UNIQUE(A2:A100) Adjust the range (A2:A100) based on the actual range of your data. In cell D1, write the month's name to label the next column (e.g., "January"). In cell D2, write the following formula to get the corresponding percentage for each location: excel Copy code =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(C2, A:B, 2, FALSE), "") This formula uses VLOOKUP to find the percentage for each location. Adjust the ranges (A:B) based on the actual range of your data. Copy cell D2 down to apply the formula to the entire column. Now, in columns C and D, you should have a list of unique locations with their corresponding percentages for the specified month. Repeat these steps for each month by adding additional columns as needed. Feel free to adjust the formulas and ranges based on your specific Excel dataset. If you encounter any issues or need further clarification, let me know! You can we export location data from keywords planner for a set of keywords? Please write in English language. ChatGPT ChatGPT
As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, Google's Keyword Planner primarily provides search volume data and related keyword suggestions, but it doesn't directly export location data for a set of keywords. However, you can use the location targeting feature in Google Keyword Planner to see search volume and competition data for specific locations. Here's a general guide on how to do this: Access Google Keyword Planner: Go to Google Keyword Planner: Google Keyword Planner . Sign in to Your Google Ads Account: You'll need to sign in to your Google Ads account to access the Keyword Planner. Enter Your Keywords: Click on "Discover new keywords" or "Get search volume and forecasts." Enter your list of keywords. Target Specific Locations: Under the "Location" section, you can enter specific locations you're interested in. Review Results: Review the search volume, competition, and other relevant data for your selected keywords in the specified locations. Download or Export Data: While you can't directly export location data from the Keyword Planner, you can manually record or copy the information for each location. Keep in mind that the features of online tools like Google Keyword Planner can change over time, so it's a good idea to check the latest documentation or help resources provided by Google for any updates or changes to the tool's functionality. If you have specific requirements or if there have been updates to the Keyword Planner since my last knowledge update, I recommend checking Google Ads Help or the official documentation for the most accurate and up-to-date information. You is it possible with keywords planner API? Please write in English language. ChatGPT ChatGPT As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, Google provides the Google Ads API for programmatic access to the functionality of the Google Ads platform, including the Keyword Planner data. Using the Google Ads API, you can automate the retrieval of keyword and location data for a set of keywords. Here are the general steps to use the Google Ads API for retrieving data:
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Set Up Google Ads API: Before using the Google Ads API, you need to set up API access. This involves creating a developer account, creating a project, enabling the Google Ads API, and obtaining API credentials. Install and Use API Client Libraries: Google Ads API provides client libraries for various programming languages. You need to install the client library for your preferred language (e.g., Python, Java, .NET) and use it to make API requests. Access the Keyword Planner Service: The Keyword Planner data can be accessed using the KeywordPlanIdeaService within the Google Ads API. Submit Keyword Queries: You can submit keyword queries to the KeywordPlanIdeaService to get keyword ideas, search volume, and other relevant data. Specify Location Targeting: When making requests, you can specify location targeting parameters to get data for specific locations. Handle API Responses: Parse the API responses to extract the relevant data, including keywords and associated information. Export Data: Once you have the data, you can export it in your desired format. It's essential to note that the availability and features of the Google Ads API can change, so it's recommended to check the official Google Ads API documentation for the most up-to-date information, guides, and examples. If you're not comfortable with programming, there might be third-party tools or services that utilize the Google Ads API and provide a more user-friendly interface for extracting keyword and location data.