How do I display table data from google analytic to my asp .net page

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Hi Dear all

I would like to display google analytic tabular data in my asp .net web page. Could aby one please help me to do this..

Thanks in advance...

Posted 3-May-15 22:46pm

SubhashRokzzz

Updated 17-Jul-17 5:00am

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2015-05-03T22:55:00

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Try the API - Using Google Analytics API Ver 3 in ASP.NET and C#[^]
Alternatively, try the wrapper - .NET Library for Accessing and Querying Google Analytics V3 via Service Account[^].

Another example - Displaying Google Analytics Data in ASP.NET [^].

Posted 3-May-15 22:55pm

Abhinav S

Updated 3-May-15 22:56pm

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kbhtech · Answer 2 · 2016-08-08T01:35:00

I would start, by creating data collections and collection containers: One, such as this:

[C#] Data Structures with Interface Example File - Pastebin.com[^] (Credits, Me)

In the structure, edit it as preferable where the structure should contain all columns.

Then, I would create an HTTPWebRequest class in order to populate my collection, by which as my collection populates the events on it would fire therefore populating objects on the interface.

A save method could be added to the class I provided, therefore the information in the collection can be exported if there is ever a need for a demonstration.

Consequently, the only challenge left: HTTPWebRequest Class.