> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mention-me.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # How to Export Data > Get the numbers out into a spreadsheet. **Question**: "How do I get this into a spreadsheet?" Every data-bearing tile can export to CSV. A metric tile can also copy its value to your clipboard for a single number. ## Export a Tile to CSV 1. Click the three-dot menu in the top corner of the tile. 2. Click **Export CSV**. Tile menu with Export CSV visible A CSV downloads with the data behind the tile. ## What's in the CSV Depends on the tile type. ### Metric Tile A single row with the metric name, value, and the comparison value if one is set. ### Chart Tile One row per data point. Columns cover each metric plotted. If the chart has a breakdown, one row per combination of time bucket and breakdown value. ### Table Tile Exactly what you see on screen. One row per table row, one column per metric. If the table has a breakdown, the breakdown value is the first column. ### Markdown Tile Markdown tiles cannot be exported. There's no data behind them, so the menu hides the Export CSV option. ## Copy a Single Value For metric tiles specifically, there's a shortcut that skips the CSV step: 1. Open the tile menu. 2. Click **Copy value**. The number goes to your clipboard in a format that pastes cleanly into text, email, or a spreadsheet cell. ## Filters and Comparisons Carry Over The CSV reflects the tile as you see it: * The dashboard's time period and market filter are applied. * If the tile has a comparison, the comparison values are included as extra columns. * If the tile has a breakdown, each breakdown value appears as its own row or group of rows. ## What You Cannot Export There is no "export the whole dashboard" action. Export each tile separately. ## Next See patterns around packaging these exports. Shape what ends up in the CSV before you export.