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How to export to csv all top pages links in link explorer?

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AndrisZigurs last edited by

When i press export to csv it does not offer to choose how many rows but exports to file only 500 rows. But there is more than 3000.

How to export all rows?

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dave.kudera Staff last edited by

hey, thanks for reaching out!

Top Pages in Link Explorer only calculates up to 500 pages, so that CSV is returning all the results we have in Top Pages. Hope that helps, let me know if you have further questions.
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