Connect Data from Quantcast to Google Docs

You can get your Quantcast data into Google Docs to make more informed business decisions. This simple and quick guide gives you easy instructions on how you can extract your data and then analyze it.


Google Sheets is an excellent, fully featured web spreadsheet application. It helps businesses create, collaborate on and share spreadsheets on the web and mobile devices. Your business can use Google Sheets for maintaining data consistency across various departments in your company and ensuring that every member of your team is on the same page. Google Sheets is available to your business as a web application and is accessible through Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer 11, and Safari.

Extracting data


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Preparing data

To export, select the “Export” button at the top after selecting a date range, where applicable. The report will be downloaded to your desktop.

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Google Sheets is an online spreadsheet that you can use to share data, but what in case your data currently is on another app or in a different file format, such as TXT or CSV? Don’t worry as we have you covered. Here's how you can import your data into Google Sheets. If there is a file on your system that you would like to add to a new spreadsheet in Google Sheets, you could do it easily. Keep in mind that Google Sheets can import many different file types, such as:  Microsoft Excel (.xls, .xlxm, xlsx, .xltx, .xltm) Text files (.txt) MapInfo (.tab)On your computer or tablet, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Create or open a sheet. Go to the File tab at the top and click Import. You can choose a file (non-password protected) in one of the following file types:  .xls  Xlsm xlsx .xltNow choose an import option out of six available options. Keep in mind that not all types of files have all the options. 1. Create a new spreadsheet: This option allows you to create a spreadsheet from your imported data contained in your new browser tab.2. Insert a new sheet: This option allows you to add new sheets along with the imported data to the existing spreadsheet.3. Replace the current sheet: This option allows you to replace the content of the current sheet with the imported data.4. Replace a spreadsheet: This option allows you to replace the open spreadsheet with all the data in the imported file.5. Append rows to a current sheet: This option allows you to add the imported data to your current sheet after the last row using any data.6. Replace data starting at a selected cell: This option allows you to replace the data contained in a range of selected cells with your imported data.An optional technique: In case you import a plain text file, such as .txt or .csv, under "Separator character," you have the option to pick what symbol or letter Google Sheets uses for separating cells.Detect automatically: This option will automatically find some ways to split your data set.Custom: You can choose a custom character in order to split your data. Now click Import

Keeping data up to date


The Easiest And Fastest Way To Do It

If all this sounds a bit overwhelming, don't worry -- there is an easier way to get this done! Thankfully, products like Improvado were developed to move data from Quantcast to Google Docs automatically. Using Improvado, you can easily combine the most crucial and relevant data from your ad campaign into a dashboard. You can then connect this data to Google Docs.