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# Export

Take control over the user data that you wish to export from the admin panel.

You can take full control over the user data you want to export from the admin panel. Export the data into a clear Excel file with the specific information you require. 

## How to export your user data <a href="#the-home-page" id="the-home-page"></a>

You can export your user data using the following steps:&#x20;

1. Open the admin panel
2. Go to 'Users' --> 'All users'
3. Click on the blue button 'Actions'
4. Select 'Export'
5. Chose how you want to sort your users.
6. Tick the fields you want to export
7. Click on 'Send'.

An Excel export will now be sent to your email address ready for you to download


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