Hi Vishal,

Thank you for your clarification and examples. I am able to construct a 
valid request using SearchVolumeSearchParameter operation to limit the 
results, my question was whether it was possible to filter search volume by 
criteria, possibly using this selector in some way that I didn't 
understand, but you have clearly stated that it's not possible.

Are there any plans to implement this functionality in this API since it's 
possible to do this in the keyword planner?

Thanks,
Sergio

On Thursday, February 23, 2017 at 8:45:23 PM UTC, Vishal Vinayak (Adwords 
API Team) wrote:
>
> Hi Sergio,
>
> SearchVolumeSearchParameter is used to set the search volume bounds on the 
> results. SearchVolumeSearchParameter does take operation parameter, which 
> in turn takes a maximum and a minimum limit. 
>
> *Java code: *
>     SearchVolumeSearchParameter searchVolumeSearchParameter = new 
> SearchVolumeSearchParameter();
>     LongComparisonOperation lco = new LongComparisonOperation();
>     lco.setMaximum(100000L);
>     lco.setMinimum(1L);
>     searchVolumeSearchParameter.setOperation(lco);
>
> *SOAP request:*
>     <searchParameters xmlns:ns15="
> https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/o/v201609"; xsi:type="ns15:
> SearchVolumeSearchParameter">
>          <ns15:operation>
>              <ns15:minimum>1</ns15:minimum>
>              <ns15:maximum>100000</ns15:maximum>
>          </ns15:operation>
>     </searchParameters>
>
> The <searchParamaters> section related to SearchVolumeSearchParameter in 
> the SOAP request would go along-side the other searchParamaters such 
> as NetworkSearchParameter and LanguageSearchParameter (if used in the 
> request). Please note that SearchVolumeSearchParameter cannot be used to 
> identify criteria/platform type. Also, search volume based on 
> criteria/platform type is currently not supported by TargetingIdeaService. 
>
> Could you please confirm if you are trying to construct the SOAP request 
> manually? You can also check out our client libraries 
> <https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/clientlibraries> which 
> can be used to interact with the API. 
>
> Regards,
> Vishal, AdWords API Team
>

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