> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.listly.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.listly.io/getting-started/result-page-features/group-extraction-detail-page-urls.md).

# Group Extraction - Extract Detail Page URLs

## How to Use 

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**Quick Start** 

➡️ Prepare URLs of pages to group extract ➡️ Access representative page and click Listly icon ➡️ Select PARTS ➡️ Click \[ + Group ] button in result window ➡️ Enter URLs → Run \[ Re-extract ] ➡️ Download group results as Excel file
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## How to Prepare URLs of Pages for Group Extraction 

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#### Extract the area containing links from list page → detail page

Before accessing detail pages, extract page information from the **list page** where those pages are gathered using Listly. You can use either \[Whole] or \[Parts] extraction, but it's important to **select an area containing 'links to detail pages'**.

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#### Download detail page hyperlinks

Check the Data tab in the result window, **check the \[Hyperlink] option**, then export to Excel or Google Sheets.

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#### Open the downloaded file to check detail page URLs

You can see detail page URLs in the downloaded Excel file.

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