*I believe this is the correct behavior but it complicates our programs. *
Downloading multiple reports with/without segment and then merging these
results could turn into an extremely heavy process.
For example:
Imagine I have 4 millions search terms and only 1 million has keywords, to
make
Hi Mario,
In addition to the data that you provided in your last post, can you please
privately provide us with your complete request and response logs?
Thanks,
Matt
Google Ads API Team
Matt
Google Ads API Team
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Hello Anthony, my problem is similar to the one mentioned in this thread.
Using the AdWords API I'm able to get those records where the *city *has a
blank/null/empty value (as shown in the file). But when using the Google
Ads API I can't get records where *segment.city *is blank. What I want
Hi Mario,
Can you please try specifying in your WHERE clause that the metro area segment
is not equal to a null value? Otherwise, you may try creating multiple reports,
using different segments in each report.
Thanks,
Matt
Google Ads API Team
Matt
Google Ads API Team
Is there any workaround to get those records where the segment (metro area)
is null?
On Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 3:32:57 PM UTC-5 Google Ads API Forum
Advisor Prod wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> There is a bit of a difference between the AdWords API and the Google Ads
> API, but that is because
Hi Scott,
There is a bit of a difference between the AdWords API and the Google Ads API,
but that is because some changes are being made over time to make way for new
features. When you segment on a value, segments will consider if the metrics
are null. With Google Ads API, if the metrics are
I have this question as well. When I pull a report using the AdWords API
for a campaign, all of the data returned includes occurrences where no
metro area is attached. However, when I use the geographic_view in the new
Ads API, no data is returned if the metro area is blank, causing the
Hi,
I was contacting with Google Ads Support and I've got the following reply:
>>>
Hi Ela,
thanks for your E-Mail.
I have double-checked with my Manager and I can't assist you with your
Inquiry. This is a Case for the API Team. Therefor I kindly ask you to
E-Mail
Hi Ela,
Since this behavior is not limited to the API, it doesn't appear to be API
related. I would advise reaching out to the product team to see why this data
is broken down this way. You can contact them though here.
Regards,
Anthony
Google Ads API Team
Anthony Madrigal
Google Ads API Team
Hi,
I do not have permissions to reply to the author only.
I'm not an expert in your UI, but if I enter
Reports->Custom->Table->Location
and I'm taking dimensions + metrics like:
(I'm looking on different customer than before)
Country + Impressions => 1279 impressions
Country + Regions +
Hello,
Do the numbers for these reports match what you see in the UI? What is your
CID? Please share these details through reply privately to author so I can take
a closer look.
Regards,
Anthony
Google Ads API Team
Anthony
Google Ads API Team
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To illustrate the differences depending on dimensions:
1.when using the following set of dimensions:
geographic_view.country_criterion_id,
geographic_view.location_type,
campaign.id,campaign.name,
ad_group.id,ad_group.name,
customer.currency_code,customer.descriptive_name,
segments.device,
To illustrate the differences depending on dimensions:
1.when using the following set of dimensions:
geographic_view.country_criterion_id,
geographic_view.location_type,
campaign.id,campaign.name,
ad_group.id,ad_group.name,
customer.currency_code,customer.descriptive_name,
segments.device,
To illustrate the differences depending on dimensions:
1.when using the following set of dimensions:
{code}
geographic_view.country_criterion_id,
geographic_view.location_type,
campaign.id,campaign.name,
ad_group.id,ad_group.name,
customer.currency_code,customer.descriptive_name,
segments.device,
Hi,
I am trying to migrate geo targeting reports from AdWords API to Ads API. I
am doing the following query:
my $query = q{ SELECT
geographic_view.country_criterion_id,
geographic_view.location_type,
segments.geo_target_region,
segments.geo_target_city,
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