Keyword Rankings .CSVs Per Timeframe
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I want to download and compare Keyword Rankings for the prior 2 periods - which are currently August 31 and September 17. Selecting the timeframes refreshes the data on screen but when I download the .csv files they are the same - both showing the 'SERP Date' of 9/18/2014. I've cross checked the data to confirm and it is the same between the 2 files.
Am I doings something wrong and/or is there another way to accomplish this?
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Thanks for the heads up and kudos for getting this figured out
The workaround you found definitely doesn't sound ideal. I'll forward this along as feedback to our Product team for you to see if we can get a better solution in place.
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Nice work you have then done everyone else the favor that is the problem you had and checks Q&A so thumbs up Good job!
Tom
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Answered my own question. When I went to another account and returned to the account I was working on and selected an the other timeframe the .csv file that was downloaded reflected the alternate information. Not intuitive, and maybe there is another way?, but it works.
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