If a website already shows data in a real table, do not copy rows by hand. Export it.

## Fast Way

Open the page, press `Alt + S`, and run the SuperCommands table download command. If you use command shortcuts, run `dat`. Export the detected table as CSV, then open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers.

## Before Exporting

Check whether the table has filters, pagination, or hidden rows. If the page only shows 25 rows at a time, the export may only include those 25 rows.

Sort or filter the table before exporting when the website supports it. The CSV usually follows the visible table state.

## Useful Cleanup

After opening the CSV, freeze the header row and check three columns: dates, prices, and IDs. Spreadsheets sometimes auto-convert values in strange ways, especially long IDs and leading zeros.

If formatting matters, import the CSV instead of double-clicking it. Excel and Sheets give you better control over delimiters and column types.

A short workflow for exporting webpage tables with SuperCommands, plus checks that prevent messy CSV and spreadsheet imports.

How to Extract Tables From Any Website to CSV or Excel

Extract Tables From Any Website to CSV or Excel

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