That's what I thought. I need to find someone in the company who knows cold fusion and go through it.

Thanks for your help though. I appreciate it.

Farris

Here's a spreadsheet sample. I did what Roberto suggested. I have a column with the ready for every duplicate content URL.

The site is dynamic. That was the main problem I was facing, I'm not sure how to set the canonicals on each page without having to go into the html and copy the tag from the spreadsheet to the manually.

I added the screenshot of builtwith.com in the main question hoping it would give anyone insight as to how I would code rules to set the canonicals.

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Roberto, Thank you for your answer. I just realized that I was unclear when I asked the question. I already have the link containing the canonical tag for each of the URLs ready. That is what column A already contains. I need to add that into the section of the pages in column 2,3, and 4. I'm just unsure how to do this for 1800 rows each containing the correct URL in column A, and in column 2,3, and 4 the URLs of the duplicate content pages that need the link added to the section. Check the image below to see what I mean. I appreciate the effort though Farris

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Hi,

Our CMS generates a lot of duplicate content, (Different versions of every page for 3 different font sizes). There are many other reasons why we should drop this current CMS and go with something else, and we are in the process of doing that. But for now, does anyone know how would I do the following:

I've created a spreadsheet that contains the following:

Column 1: rel="canonical" tag for URL

Column 2: Duplicate Content URL # 1

Column 3: Duplicate Content URL # 2

Column 4: Duplicate Content URL # 3

I want to add the tag from column 1 into the head of every page from column 2,3, and 4.

What would be a fast way to do this considering that I have around 1800 rows.

Check the screenshot of the builtwith.com result to see more information about the website if that helps.

Farris

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