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Google Apps Hacks
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Google Apps Hacks

by Philipp Lenssen
April 2008
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
15h 52m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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322 GOOGLE APPS HACKS
HaCK 133:
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Export your trafc data, visualize it, and share it in ways that are
not possible within Google Analytics.
Google Spreadsheets (see Chapter 3) accepts Comma-Separated Values data, and Google Analytics
exports such CSV data—which means that you can move your site statistics into Spreadsheets.
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First, go to Google Analytics and nd a tting report that you’d like to export. In this hack, I’m picking
Trafc Sources→Referring Sites from the navigation menu. Click the Export button in the top, as
shown in Figure 12-6, and click CSV. (There’s an Excel icon next to the link, as CSV can also be
opened with Microsoft Excel.) Save the CSV le on your disk.
Opening the CSV le with a plain text editor, you will see a portion similar to the following:
# ----------------------------------------
# Table
# ----------------------------------------
Source,Visits,Pages/Visit,Avg. Time on Site,% New Visits,Bounce Rate,Visits,G1,Goal
Conversion Rate,Per Visit Goal Value
blogoscoped.com,2056,3.2660505836575875, ...
generatorblog.blogspot.com,154,7.428571428571429, ...
stumbleupon.com,114,1.956140350877193, ...
...
If you've got a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel installed on your computer, CSV les will probably
open within it automatically. To open it in your preferred text editor, launch the text editor ...
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