Re: Most Specific Location ID

Hello Radha, Could I ask you to retry your request with the Id field in the Campaign Location Target Report as this is the location attribute, so you could use this attribute to get location data through LocationCriterionService and will not require to look for MostSpecificId. You could also re

Re: Most Specific Location ID

Hi Everyone - Thank you for your help! I've tried running the following code: selector = { 'fields': ['Id', 'LocationName', 'DisplayType', 'CanonicalName','ParentLocations', 'Reach', 'TargetingStatus','MostSpecificCriteriaId'], 'predicates': [{'field': 'MostSpecificCriteriaId',

RE: Most Specific Location ID

Hello, With regards to your concern, the 'MostSpecificCriteriaId' gives you the id of the specific location criterion associated with the impression. The LocationCriterionService will return the LocationCriterion constants that match a specified name, you could use this constant to obtain more

Re: Most Specific Location ID

As the documentation states, you should use LocationCriterionService to look up the MostSpecificCriteriaId. Alternatively, you could try to look up MostSpecificCriteriaId in the *Geotargets CSV file *. Google supplies a new t

Re: Most Specific Location ID

If possible, could someone post an example of how to get the information from the LocationCriterionService in Python. I am having trouble tracing the most specific id to an actual location. On Monday, January 6, 2020 at 11:02:41 PM UTC-5, R wrote: > > Hi, > > I ran the following ad words query

Most Specific Location ID

Hi, I ran the following ad words query: report_query = (adwords.ReportQueryBuilder() .Select( 'CampaignId','Date','CountryCriteriaId','CityCriteriaId','MostSpecificCriteriaId','Clicks','Impressions', 'AverageCpc','AverageCpm','ConversionRate' )