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| − | + | You can export the search results to Excel as a spreadsheet (.xlsx) file. | |
| − | + | To export: | |
| − | # | + | #'''Click''' the ''Search'' [[File:Saving your Search1.png|RTENOTITLE]] tile from any ICM page. This opens the ''[[Using_Advanced_Search|Search]] ''page in a new tab. |
| − | # | + | #Define the search criteria and '''click''' the ''Search'' icon. The search results are displayed. |
| − | + | #'''Click''' the ''Export ''[[File:Export.png|RTENOTITLE]] icon and choose the Excel or CSV formats. The results are exported in the selected file format. | |
| − | # | + | #The ''Entity Code'' column (if one exists, such as the Agreement Code in the figure below) contains a link to the actual Entity. '''Clicking '''it takes you to the Entity ''Details'' page. If the Entity Code column is missing, you can add the Code attribute to the list of Select Columns. Thus, you have easy access to the Entity Details page for data exported to Microsoft Excel. If the ''Entity Code'' column is missing from your spreadsheet, add the ''Code'' attribute to the list of Select Columns and export to Excel again. |
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Latest revision as of 10:10, 3 July 2018
Exporting Search Results
You can export the search results to Excel as a spreadsheet (.xlsx) file.
To export:
- Click the Search
tile from any ICM page. This opens the Search page in a new tab. - Define the search criteria and click the Search icon. The search results are displayed.
- Click the Export
icon and choose the Excel or CSV formats. The results are exported in the selected file format. - The Entity Code column (if one exists, such as the Agreement Code in the figure below) contains a link to the actual Entity. Clicking it takes you to the Entity Details page. If the Entity Code column is missing, you can add the Code attribute to the list of Select Columns. Thus, you have easy access to the Entity Details page for data exported to Microsoft Excel. If the Entity Code column is missing from your spreadsheet, add the Code attribute to the list of Select Columns and export to Excel again.
