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meteorr last edited by

All Welcome! In the old interface, Google Analytics, you can find rare queries (organic traffic) in such a setting: ^ ([^] +) {5.50} [^] + $

(where 5.50 - spaces between words).

As an option to use the new interface Google Analytics? This option does not work there?
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bootleg last edited by

They changed how the regex work. You have to click on the "advanced" link next to the filter box, then you get "Include Keyword Containing". Click on "Containing" and select "Matching RegExp", then write the regex ^ ([^] +) {5.50} [^] + $ into the box. That should do the trick.

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