Missing a ton of data as of late
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Regarding the CSV export of site crawl issues.
I have noticed that resently several of the crawl reports are issing vital information specifically the "refferer". I my mind it's kinda hard for roger to find a page without having a refferer so what is happening I have no idea.
have anyone else experienced this?
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if anyone else bumps into the same problem it is caused by:
In Excel; If you load the CSV and then convert it by clicking the "text to column" button, this is more then excel can handle.
Solution: Import the csv instead the old fasion way.
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Hi Novicell! This is Megan from SEOmoz. Sorry to hear you're missing some data! It would be best to shoot a message over to us at help[at]seomoz.org with your campaign information so we can check this out asap. Thanks!
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yeah I have other data missing.. just wanted to hear if other peops were experiencing the problem before bothering the support staff
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I'm still seeing the referrer data in the very last column (AM) for all of my campaigns - if you're not seeing these then you're probably better off contacting support (help@seomoz.org)
Is any other data missing?
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