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If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you need more flexibility like exporting multiple webforms Which fulfill certain conditions.

Take a look at the Forena Reports module and this postpost in which a detailed exemple is given by a co-maintainer of the forena module.

If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you need more flexibility like exporting multiple webforms Which fulfill certain conditions.

Take a look at the Forena Reports module and this post in which a detailed exemple is given by a co-maintainer of the forena module.

If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you need more flexibility like exporting multiple webforms Which fulfill certain conditions.

Take a look at the Forena Reports module and this post in which a detailed exemple is given by a co-maintainer of the forena module.

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If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you need more flexibility like exporting multiple webforms Which fulfill certain conditions.

Take a look toat the Forena Reports module and this post in which a detailed exemple is given by a co-maintainer of the forena module.

If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you need more flexibility like exporting multiple webforms Which fulfill certain conditions.

Take a look to the Forena Reports module and this post in which a detailed exemple is given by a co-maintainer of the forena module.

If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you need more flexibility like exporting multiple webforms Which fulfill certain conditions.

Take a look at the Forena Reports module and this post in which a detailed exemple is given by a co-maintainer of the forena module.

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If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you need more flexibility like exporting multiple webforms Which fulfill certain conditions.

Take a look to the Forena Reports module and this post in which a detailed exemple is given by a co-maintainer of the forena module.

If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you are using the webform module you can download submission's results in csv/xls files. if you want to do that go to:

content => select the webform you need to export => click on the result tab => finaly click on the download button.

If you need more flexibility like exporting multiple webforms Which fulfill certain conditions.

Take a look to the Forena Reports module and this post in which a detailed exemple is given by a co-maintainer of the forena module.

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