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Open Site Explorer CSV export limit?

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rejigdigital last edited by

Hi!

Something has been puzzling me. I've filter down a few things within open site explorer to produce some links of interest to me - around 500 records are showing

When I try to export it via CSV however, only 25 links appear?

Anyone know why and how I can get the rest??

David
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rejigdigital @Mike.Goracke last edited by

Hey thanks for this Mike

Yeah, I've tried the advanced reports as well and no joy. I'll email the Help Team
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Mike.Goracke last edited by

Hi David,

Are you filtering things under the Advanced Reports tab using Open Site Explorer? If you are, you should be able to get up to 100,000 links.

I have sometimes encountered your issue when I try to export a CSV using one of the other tabs; however, when I use the Advanced Reports tab you can get a lot more data.

If you continue to have issues, I would contact the SEOMoz Help team.

Hope this helps.

Mike
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