# Export Data as CSV

By clicking on *More Actions* on your TaskBot page, you can select the option to export your data as a CSV file.

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This option is also accessible from your table view.

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And you can also access it from the tables list page <https://creator.zerowork.io/datagroups>.

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### How to Export Data as a CSV File from a Google Sheet?

Google Sheet allows you to export data as a CSV file, too. Simply click on *File -> Download -> Comma Separated Values (.csv)*  inside your Google Sheet, as shown below.

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