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The CSV export gives you a job as spreadsheets: one file per kind of object in a ZIP, or one combined file. Open the job on the map, click Export data and choose Export to CSV (ZIP).
Export to CSV dialog with format, file name, data types, row order and column options

Export to CSV

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Format

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Options

  • Include data types: tick the kinds of object to include. All are ticked by default.
  • Order rows by:
    • Geographic line walk (default): rows follow the line, pole by pole, with each span’s midspans after it. Choose where to start and which direction to go, or leave both on automatic.
    • Data object field: sort by any field, ascending or descending.
    • Captured date: oldest or newest first.
  • Include extended metadata: one column per field captured on each object. On by default.
  • Include derived metrics for lines: length in metres and bearing in degrees for spans and custom lines. On by default.
  • Include attachments & wires: a row per pole attachment and per midspan wire. On by default.
Every ID column has a matching label column, so the spreadsheet is readable without looking IDs up. Locations are in latitude and longitude columns. Click Export CSV. A progress window shows the steps, then the file downloads.
Polylines aren’t included in CSV exports. The dialog warns you when a job has them. Use GeoJSON or KMZ for those.