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[5MMedia]

Hi guys,

I was to hasty last time marking the given question as answered. So i would like to ask another question on the subject.

My original question was how to get a pdf report of 10 specific keywords with information about visits,pages per view. avg, visit time, new visitors and bounce rate.

The answer was to create an advanced segment with "or operators" and adding all keywords on an exact match basis. I did this but it still gives me a list of more then 500 keywords in traffic sources organic view. Next to that i get different visitor numbers for some keywords where it says 40 at the normal segments (all visits) but gives me 0 when i turn on the advanced segment.

I've been clicking and changing things for a long time until i got almost dizzy.

Could someone plz help?

[5MMedia]

They dissapear when i refresh indeed, but this does not work in a pdf. The pdf report gets the full list. I just guess this is a bug and they still need to fix some things.

[DeptAgency]

I can reproduce this by:

1. Selecting both the custom segment with regex filters and the standard 'all visits segment'.

2. Turning off the all visits segment.

Now I end up with all words being empty like your screenshot. However, when I refresh the page they are gone.

I'd say just click around in your reports for a while and see if the problem goes away automatically.

Good luck!

Sven Witteveen
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[5MMedia]

The regex statement actually gives good results but the problem is that is shows me the words that give "true" on the regex, but it also shows the words that have "false" but then it just displays "0" at every dimension. I've added a screenshot again to make this more clear.

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[5MMedia]

I will try the regex filters. But i included the image of my actual segment.

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[DeptAgency]

It is hard to say what you did wrong without actually seeing the segment filter. However, you might want to have a look at the type of match you used. E.g. If you use 'contains'  'my query' it will also match 'my query with longtail'. Also, offcourse you need to make sure the segment is turned on  (use the checkbox).

If you don't get it to work you might want to use just one include regex statement like so:

(^query 1$)|(^query 2$)|(^query 3$)....

Good luck... If you don't get to work you might want to post a screenshot of your current filter settings