改进了效果报告中的数据过滤和比较功能
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2021 年 4 月 7 日，星期三
用户可以通过 Search Console 的效果报告了解人们如何在 Google 上找到他们的网站。今天，我们推出了两项让报告更为实用的改进：正则表达式过滤器和新版比较模式。
过滤器现在支持正则表达式
在效果报告中，您已经可以使用过滤器细分数据。到目前为止，用户可以根据以下三种模式对查询和网页网址进行过滤：包含某个字符串、不含某个字符串，以及与某个字符串完全匹配。以前，Search Console 不支持更复杂的情况，例如查询中包含几个可选字符串中的一个字符串。
今天，我们推出了一种过滤数据的新方法：正则表达式。这有助于您创建基于查询和网页的更复杂过滤器，并回答更多人们感兴趣的问题。例如，假设您的公司名为'cats and dogs'，但有时缩写为'cats & dogs'，甚至是'c&d'。您可以将正则表达式过滤器定义为 cats and dogs|cats & dogs|c&d，以便使用此过滤器过滤出所有带您的品牌的查询
若要使用新的正则表达式过滤器，请创建一个查询或网页过滤器，并依次选择下拉菜单和自定义。有关详情，请访问正则表达式过滤器帮助中心页面。
有时，为保护用户隐私或因存储空间限制，查询和网页不会显示在报告中。为确保用户意识到这一点，我们添加了一条提醒，该提醒会在每次将相关过滤器应用于查询或网页时显示。
新版比较模式
您可能已经使用比较模式回答比较类问题。以前，如果您选择了多个指标，表格中并不包括具有相对差异百分比的比较列。
即日起，比较模式将全面支持选择多个指标的情况。我们改进了界面，让您可以更轻松地并排查看结果，这几乎也让数据表格的可用区域翻了一番。此外，比较模式现在支持新的查询和网页正则表达式过滤器。
希望这些新改进有助于您从效果报告中获得更多价值，并为您提供宝贵的数据洞见，便于您了解网站在 Google 上的效果数据。
如果您有任何问题或疑虑，请通过 Google 搜索中心社区或 Twitter 联系我们。
发布者：Search Console 产品经理 Ziv Hodak
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