Hello,
When downloading my report with four metrics of the data warehouse, all information is saved in one cell of a row instead of different columns.
Like that, it's hard for me to filter my data.
As-is |
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Page URL,"Pages","Time Spent on Page > 30 seconds","Time Spent on Page ≤ 30 seconds","Page Views","Visits" |
https://www.url-a.com/pagename-a.html,"pagename-a","0","1",13,9 |
https://www.url-b.com/pagename-b.html,"pagename-b","1","0",18,15 |
Should-be
Page URL | Pages | Time Spent on Page > 30 seconds | Time Spent on Page ≤ 30 seconds | Page Views | Visits |
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https://www.url-a.com/pagename-a.html | pagename a | 0 | 1 | 13 | 9 |
https://www.url-b.com/pagename-b.html | pagename b | 1 | 0 | 18 | 15 |
Can anyone please assit how to set up my report?
Thanks, Marie
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Dear Marie,
Datawarehouse only has CSV and TDE file formats.
Mostly Excel detect the CSV file to text the columns. If not, please use the below.
It is about how you delimiting the comma's in Excel Editor(Hope you are using Microsoft Excel).
1. Open CSV File in Excel.
2. Select the column(Only one column now right?) and click "Text To Columns"
3. Click on "Delimited" and click next.
4. In Delimiters, check "Others" and type comma ",".
5. Click "Finish" to see the columns populating correctly.
If you are using other editors than MS Excel, I dont have any idea.
Thank You!
Arun
What editor are you using? The file is having comma separated values. You will need to take that into account.
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I'm an admin. So it has always this format with comma seperated values? This can't be changed?
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Dear Marie,
Datawarehouse only has CSV and TDE file formats.
Mostly Excel detect the CSV file to text the columns. If not, please use the below.
It is about how you delimiting the comma's in Excel Editor(Hope you are using Microsoft Excel).
1. Open CSV File in Excel.
2. Select the column(Only one column now right?) and click "Text To Columns"
3. Click on "Delimited" and click next.
4. In Delimiters, check "Others" and type comma ",".
5. Click "Finish" to see the columns populating correctly.
If you are using other editors than MS Excel, I dont have any idea.
Thank You!
Arun
Wow, thank you Arun. That worked perfectly.
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