Exporting historical ranking data

Discussion in 'Keyword Tracker' started by dine, Nov 2, 2010.

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    The old version used to give users the ability to export the historical ranking data for a particular keyword. You could do this by displaying the graph and expanding the section below it.

    I found it very useful to make my own graphs, calculate averages and trends, etc. Did this functionality disappear with the new interface, or am I just too stupid to find it?
     
    dine, Nov 2, 2010 IP
  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    You can export the current data set, but not the entire history.
     
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    Sorry to hear that, I was hoping to do a follow up on this:

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    The data is technically there when you create a chart, but would require that you parse the JavaScript-based array/numbers.
     
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    dine Member

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    I saw this: <path d="M 241.03120829483626 229.66666666666666 L 241.6343291243199 229.66666666666666 242.23744995380352 [..etc..] fill="none" isTracker="true" stroke-opacity="0.000001" stroke="rgb(192,192,192)" stroke-width="22" stroke-linecap="round" visibility="visible" zIndex="1" style=""/> which is useful... Would be even more useful with an 'export to csv' link :)

    Never mind my griping, I do appreciate the work that went into updating the tool. I'll sort it out!
     
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    Got it! Perfect!

    series: [{
    name: "http://www.example.com (Google)",
    data: [[Date.UTC(2009,1,15),9],[Date.UTC(2009,1,16),9],[Date.UTC(2009,1,17),9],[Date.UTC(2009,1,18),9],[Date.UTC(2009,1,19),9]
     
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