How to Open the Exported .CSV File Correctly
The file you have downloaded is in CSV (Comma-Separated Values) format. It contains plain text with data separated by commas and can be opened in any spreadsheet application (such as Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Google Sheets, or Apple Numbers).
✅ Compatible applications:
Microsoft Excel (Windows/macOS)
LibreOffice Calc (Windows/Linux/macOS)
Google Sheets (web)
Apple Numbers (macOS)
Any text editor (Notepad, TextEdit, etc.)
In LibreOffice Calc:
When opening the .csv file:
A Text Import window will appear.
Make sure to select:
Character set: UTF-8
Separator options: check the box for Comma (,)
Click OK to open the file as a table.
In Notes:
The file uses comma as the column separator.
The text is encoded in UTF-8 to support special characters.
The first row contains column headers (field names).
If the file opens as a single column or looks incorrect, check the separator settings in your spreadsheet application and make sure the comma is selected.