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title: "About Google Search Console discrepancies caused by combination of Page-derived dimensions and Search query"
slug: "about-google-search-console-discrepancies-caused-by-combination-of-page-derived-dimensions-and-search-query"
description: "Learn more about Google Search Console discrepancies occurring when combining Page-derived dimensions and Search query."
updated: 2026-06-03T08:33:50Z
published: 2026-06-03T08:33:50Z
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# About Google Search Console discrepancies caused by combination of Page-derived dimensions and Search query

Combining Page-derived dimensions such as "Full URL" or "Path" with Search query can cause seemingly large discrepancies. However this is often expected and caused by the query configuration, as impressions can be counted by URL or by property.

These discrepancies are particularly common when summing impressions without taking the underlying data structure (query configuration or data warehouse table group) into account.

If we look at the property-level data for one search query:

![Metrics overview showing impressions and clicks for the Supermetrics site.](https://cdn.document360.io/a13cead5-eaae-456f-9bd1-0941d590c0e3/Images/Documentation/google-search-console-impressions.png)

It matches with what you see in Google Search Console:

![Search query data showing clicks and impressions for 'supermetrics'.](https://cdn.document360.io/a13cead5-eaae-456f-9bd1-0941d590c0e3/Images/Documentation/google-search-console-impressions-gsc.png)

However if you add a Page-derived dimension into the query, the sum of impressions is inflated significantly:

![Table displaying site metrics including clicks and impressions for various landing pages.](https://cdn.document360.io/a13cead5-eaae-456f-9bd1-0941d590c0e3/Images/Documentation/google-search-console-impressions-by-page.png)

As noted above, this behaviour is expected and can be replicated in Google Search Console reporting UI as well:

![Search performance data showing clicks and impressions for various pages on Supermetrics.](https://cdn.document360.io/a13cead5-eaae-456f-9bd1-0941d590c0e3/Images/Documentation/google-search-console-impressions-by-page-gsc.png)

[Learn more about this in Google's documentation](https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/7042828?hl=en).