your_store
msg:3515520 | 7:21 pm on Nov 28, 2007 (gmt 0) |
You can use a pivot chart in Excel, as long as you're not worried about filtering out permutations, ie it won't filter "blue widgets" and "widgets blue".
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EvilDan
msg:3515639 | 9:12 pm on Nov 28, 2007 (gmt 0) |
oooh - that does sorta suck anything else guys?
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4thePegeh
msg:3517268 | 4:48 pm on Nov 30, 2007 (gmt 0) |
google's traffic estimator will remove redundancy but I think it has a limit on the number of phrases per use
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mikedee
msg:3519469 | 6:35 pm on Dec 3, 2007 (gmt 0) |
You can create a database with a unique key on the keyword and then insert your data, any duplicates will not be inserted. Without sql you could write a quick php script that uses the keywords as the keys of an array, this will stop duplications and you can get the de-duplicated keywords back with array_keys. There are also more specific array functions like array_unique. There are probably a few pieces of software about for it too, but its a very simple job with a bit of scripting.
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aruns
msg:3520014 | 10:49 am on Dec 4, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Excel 2007 has a tool to remove duplicates. Not sure how it processes blue widgets & widgets blue. I guess you can test it & see if this suits your requirement.
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adwatson
msg:3543210 | 4:16 pm on Jan 8, 2008 (gmt 0) |
If you're a coder you can do it yourself with Perl (or PHP) by creating a hash/array, use each keyword as the key, then print out all the keys.
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