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# Export analytics as CSV

Download the downloads table and each breakdown of a podcast or episode as a CSV file.

Use this task to save the downloads over time and each breakdown of a podcast or episode as a CSV file. You can open the file in a spreadsheet.

## Before you start

* Use Scale and above, or an older plan that includes the CSV export.
* Sign in as the podcast owner, or as an admin or editor with the permission to view analytics for the podcast.
* Open the podcast or the episode in Analytics and select the date range that the export must cover.

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### Complete the task

1. Next to the date range picker, open **Export CSV**.
2. Select the export for the downloads table. Your browser saves a file with one row per date and the downloads of that date.
3. To export a breakdown, open the export option in the box **Sources**, **Platforms**, **Apps**, **Apps on platforms**, or **Countries**.

The file is comma separated. The first row contains the column headers.

### Expected result

Your browser saves one CSV file per export. The values match the table on the page for the selected date range.

### If you cannot complete the task

* If **Export CSV** is disabled and shows **CSV export is available on higher current plans.**, your plan does not include the export. The tables on the page stay readable.
* If the export contains fewer days than you expected, the date range was limited to your analytics history. See [Understand analytics history by plan](/documentation/grow-and-monetize/analytics/understand-analytics-history-by-plan.md).
* If your browser blocks the download, allow downloads for the Podigee site and repeat the export.
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1. Open the podcast or the episode in **Analytics** and select the period in the timeframe bar.
2. In the header of the card that you want to save, select **Export CSV**. The downloads card, the card **Where downloads come from**, the card **Countries**, and the **Episodes overview** list each have their own button.
3. On the card **Where downloads come from**, open the tab **Sources**, **Platforms**, **Apps**, or **Apps on platforms** before you select **Export CSV**. The export covers the open tab.
4. Save the file that your browser downloads.

![Episodes overview in the Podigee workspace with the Export CSV button in the card header next to Compare episodes.](https://2032417310-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FbqUKO6lljHGzkEAzliPI%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-74b3d5254562a1482f2b81db6d4667fe8f6cea1f%2Fdoc-analytics-010-export-button.png?alt=media)

Each card has its own Export CSV button in its header.

What is different:

* **Export CSV** sits in the header of each card, not next to the date range picker.
* On a plan without the export, the button is disabled and shows **CSV export is included from the Scale plan.**
* If an export does not start, the page shows **That export didn't start. Nothing has been sent. Try again?** Select it to repeat the export.
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## Next step

[Receive weekly analytics reports](/documentation/grow-and-monetize/analytics/receive-weekly-analytics-reports.md) delivers a CSV and a PDF per podcast every week without manual export.


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