Bing Webmaster Tools To Gain Page & Query Level Filtering

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Microsoft has confirmed it is working on bringing filtering capabilities to the Bing Webmaster Tools performance reports. Right now, there is no way to add a filter for any of the metrics in the report. Of course, you can download the data and do what you want with it, but there is no native filter box in the reporting interface.

Lily Ray asked Microsoft's Krishna Madhavan if the company can add filters to these reports and Krishna Madhavan said yes. Lily asked, "please add page-level filtering to queries/keywords in Bing Webmaster Tools!" Krishna responded, "We will work on it." This conversation was on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Google has filtering it its performance reports in Google Search Console:

But Bing does not:

But they will soon, they say:

@lilyraynyc thank you for the request. Ack. We will work on it :) — Krishna Madhavan (@kmadhavan77) July 31, 2026

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