Export filters
- Giacomo Lindorff (Unlicensed)
- Henrik Bjerregaard
- Alexander Florentsen (Unlicensed)
- Madrigal Totayo
Owned by Giacomo Lindorff (Unlicensed)
When entering the export filters tab, you will be presented with the following page:
From here, it is possible to create a new export filter by applying the following settings:
Be aware that depending on the Source and Type you choose, the settings can change.
- Name:Â Give your filter a title
- Source:Â Choose the data source you want to export from
- Type:Â Choose between whether you want to export to a CSV-file or Excel-file
- CSV file:Â
- Incl. header:Â If ticked, the heade will be included in the CSV file
- Field separator:Â Choose which symbol will be used to separate each value. "," is chosen by default.
- CSV file:Â
- Include:Â
- All rows next time, then only changed rows: Includes all rows the first time
- All rows:Â Includes all rows in the export
- Only changed rows: Includes only changed rows in the export
- Only rows that match the filter: If a filter is selected then the only rows that will be exported are those that match the filter
- Skip empty rows:Â If checked, all empty rows are skipped in the export
- Date format:Â Defines the date format to use, for example YYYY-MM-DD
- Currency format: Defines the currency format to use, for example MMMM.CC
- Text coding:Â Defines the text encoding, for example UTF-8
- Static texts:Â You may specify one or more texts, these will then be available as fields that can be included in the export, but they will always have the same value