Yes. You can export the data to a .csv file, which can be opened in most spreadsheet applications. Click Export this page to a CSV file at the bottom of the page. You can choose to export the file with relative or fixed scaling. You’ll also see numbers corresponding to the bars under the Regions, Cities, and Languages columns.
The .csv file will also contain data for the top regions, cities, and languages for your search term. Read how this data is counted and ranked.
Along with the search index volume data, the file will include the upper bound of relative standard error for each data point. In your spreadsheet application, every column with search index data will be followed by a column of corresponding relative standard error. This information can be used to calculate the confidence interval for a data point.
Please note that since the news data isn’t scaled
The .csv file will also contain data for the top regions, cities, and languages for your search term. Read how this data is counted and ranked.
Along with the search index volume data, the file will include the upper bound of relative standard error for each data point. In your spreadsheet application, every column with search index data will be followed by a column of corresponding relative standard error. This information can be used to calculate the confidence interval for a data point.
Please note that since the news data isn’t scaled
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