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Exporting

Open a saved report and click Export. Three options are offered.

OptionScopeDeliveryFormat
CSV — this pageThe rows currently on screenDownloads immediatelyCSV
CSV — everything (emailed)Every row the report returnsEmailed download linkCSV
Excel — everything (emailed)Every row the report returnsEmailed download linkXLSX

CSV — This Page

Downloads the visible page of results straight to your browser, with the report's column headers and values exactly as displayed. Use it for a quick copy into a spreadsheet.

The drill-down dialog offers the same CSV — this page button for the records behind one summary row.

Full Exports

The two "everything" options run the report in the background and email you a download link when it is finished. You can leave the page — the export continues on its own.

What to expect:

  • A confirmation appears immediately: Export started — you will receive an email with a download link.
  • The email arrives when the file is ready. Large reports take longer.
  • The download link is valid for 48 hours.
  • The export runs the same report you were looking at — same filters, same grouping, same columns.
  • Any warnings the report produced are included in the notification email.
caution

The download link opens without logging in, so treat it like the data itself — don't forward it to anyone who shouldn't see the report.

Your access is re-checked when the export actually runs, not when you request it. If a report stops being shared with you in the meantime, you get an email saying the export was skipped rather than a file.

Excel row cap

Excel exports are capped at 10,000 rows. A larger detail report stops at the cap. CSV exports have no row cap — use CSV for very large extracts.

Formula safety

Values that begin with characters Excel would treat as a formula are escaped in the export, so a field's contents can never execute when the file is opened.

Which One to Use

You want to…Use
Paste a handful of rows into a spreadsheetCSV — this page
Analyze the full data setCSV — everything
Hand someone a formatted workbook under 10,000 rowsExcel — everything
Share the report itself, liveDon't export — share the report