From the global toolbar, select . The Preferences dialog box opens.
From the General category, click Export
Table Data Format. The page for choosing your export format
appears.
Choose the format you want:
- CSV. Gives you the option to save the table
data to a flat file in CSV (comma-separated values) format or open it
in Excel. Export does not include columns with icons.
If the data is saved directly to a file without opening it in Excel, the
values are wrapped with double quotes ("?"). If there are leading zeros
in an all numeric column value, it is wrapped as ="nnnn", where nnnn
is the actual value. For example, if the value is 0001124, the value
is printed as = "0001124". This special wrapping of values is required
to preserve the formatting when opened in Excel. Example:
- HTML. Opens table data in a new browser window
as an Excel file. While displaying the Excel file, the images and styles
are maintained but hyperlinks are inactive.
Example:
- Text. Gives you the option to save the table
data in a flat file with delimiters defined in preferences, or open it
in the default text editor. Export does not include columns with icons.
Example with format with | as field separator and comma as the multi-value
separator. Record separator is new line:
If you chose Text format, choose the remaining preferences. These preferences
are ignored for the CSV and HTML formats.
- Field Separator. The character used to separate
column data for each item. By default, the Field Separator is a comma.
If there are multiple values within a single cell, these values are separated
by a comma (,). If you define the Field Separator as a comma (,), the
multiple value separator is |.
- Record Separator. The character used to separate
information for each item or row. By default, the Record Separator is
a carriage return with a new line (\r\n).
- Remove Carriage Return. To replace carriage
returns with a space, choose Yes.
Click Apply or Done to
save your selection. Clicking Apply leaves the Preferences popup open
so you can set other preferences. Clicking Done closes it.
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