The finished code will look like this
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Now, in addition to our current table, we also want to have the POI values. To do this, we go to column F and enter the name "Date2" (unfortunately, we have to specify this again, as the API transmits this data along with the POI values) and "POI" in column G.
In column F2, we now want to retrieve the data from the interface. For the OVI values, we need to use the API's "getStaticOvitrend" method.
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For an overall overview of the rankings for our domain , we'll now create a worksheet called "Ranking Trend." We'll label columns A through D with the names Date, Keywords, Rankings, and Pages.
Personally, I'm always interested in opportunity keywords. This means I want to see which keywords rank between positions 11 and 20, and thus on page 2 of the search results—and could be pushed to page 1. Knowing this allows me to optimize for those keywords. To achieve this, we'll create another table tab called "Opportunities."
In column F2, we now want to retrieve the data from the interface. For the OVI values, we need to use the API's "getStaticOvitrend" method.
IMPORTXMLAnd here too we drag the formula to the hong kong cell phone number list remaining cells.How to transfer formulas to other cells
For an overall overview of the rankings for our domain , we'll now create a worksheet called "Ranking Trend." We'll label columns A through D with the names Date, Keywords, Rankings, and Pages.
Personally, I'm always interested in opportunity keywords. This means I want to see which keywords rank between positions 11 and 20, and thus on page 2 of the search results—and could be pushed to page 1. Knowing this allows me to optimize for those keywords. To achieve this, we'll create another table tab called "Opportunities."