Add or remove columns in your statistics table

30/11/2019

Columns in your statistics table are designed to show metrics, performance data, and status updates about your campaigns, ad groups, ads, and keywords.

In this article, you’ll learn how to customize your statistics table so you can review the data that matters most to your business.

About creating and editing column sets

Keep in mind that for certain advertisers, some reporting changes aren’t reflected across both previous and new Google Ads experiences:
  • Column sets you create in one Google Ads experience won’t be available in the other.
  • Any changes you make to your column sets will only be saved in the Google Ads experience where you made the change.

Instructions

The new Google Ads experience is now the exclusive way for most users to manage their accounts. If you’re still using the previous AdWords experience, choose “previous” below. Learn more

  1. Sign in to your AdWords account.
  2. Click the Campaigns tab.
  3. To see data for a specific period, click the date range menu on the top corner of the page and select the time period you'd like to analyze.
  4. Click one of the tabs that appear in the middle of the page, such as the Campaigns, Ad groups, Ads, or Keywords tabs.
  5. Click the Columns button above the statistics table.
  6. Select "Modify columns" from the drop-down.
  7. Choose which columns you'd like in your table. You can add or remove all of the columns in a single category by clicking "Add all columns" or "Remove all columns."Drag and drop the columns to arrange them in the order you prefer.
  8. If you want to save the columns for future use, select the "Save this set of columns" checkbox and enter a title in the box that appears. Your saved columns will now appear in the "Modify columns" drop-down.
  9. Click Save. If you've added columns, you'll see them appear in your statistics table.
  10. Once your statistics table looks the way you want, you can download the data in a report. Just click the download button download icon.

Tip

After you've added the columns that interest you, you can click any column name to sort by that topic. For instance, click the "Ad group" column to sort alphabetically by ad groups, or click the "Impressions" column to sort your ad groups from most impressions to least.

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