

Title: Beat the Heat, Author: iformat, Name: Beat the Heat, Length: 4 pages, Page: 1, Published. Note the field list available depends on the reportType specified. See the page for more information about the values possible here. The selector section contains a list of fields for the data elements you want to select and include in your report. Use the same URL shown in the request, ensuring the correct version of the API is listed. XML CampaignId AdGroupId Impressions Clicks Cost AdGroupStatus IN ENABLED PAUSED Custom Adgroup Performance Report ADGROUP_PERFORMANCE_REPORT LAST_7_DAYS CSV AWQL SELECT CampaignId, AdGroupId, Impressions, Clicks, Cost FROM ADGROUP_PERFORMANCE_REPORT WHERE AdGroupStatus IN DURING LAST_7_DAYS Report Definition Element Description This is the report definition header. The table below it defines each element in the report definition. Check out the if you'd prefer to use AWQL instead of XML.īelow is an example of an XML report definition. The sections below cover XML-based report definitions. You can create report definitions in XML or in, the AdWords Query Language. Create a report definition The report definition constitutes the body of the request, where you specify the elements to include in the report.

Enclose the report definition in an, and submit it to the AdWords server.
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The report definition is an XML or fragment that defines the parameters of your report, including the report name, the types of information to include in the report, the download format, and other details. Overview There are two main steps to generate reports from the API: For a complete list of all the available report types in the AdWords API, see the reference pages. It then describes some more advanced reporting concepts like data segementation, data formats, and attribution. This guide describes the steps necessary to create and submit a report request to the AdWords server. With the API's flexible reporting options, you can obtain a report with performance data for an entire campaign, or focus more narrowly, for example, on the search queries that triggered your ad. Reporting of performance data is an integral part of most AdWords API applications.
