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Filtering OSE Results

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Gyi last edited by

Issue: When I export OSE Linking Pages results to .CSV, I'd like to filter only unique domains.

It seems to me that there should be a way to do this with Excel, perhaps pivot table.

Anyone have a quick solution for this?

Alternatively, I can use Linking Domains, which gives all unique roots, but then i lose follow/nofollow filter.

Thoughts?
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RyanPurkey last edited by

Sort by domain name.
Export to Text.
Find replace / with tab character.
Put back into Excel.
Do a count of domain names.
Compress at totals.
You'll have a list of unique domains.
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