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# Exporting a dictionary to CSV

The dictionary export mechanism allows you to download a given dictionary in CSV format. To do this, go to the module **Library**, then go to the tab **Dictionaries**.

![Figure 1. Dictionary list view in the Library](/files/96c135229ea198d29c2fdc65e7b7935947474430)

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### Opening the dictionary list

Go to the module **Library** → tab **Dictionaries** and find the dictionary to export.

(The image above shows the list of dictionaries.)
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### Opening the action menu for the selected dictionary

Click the three-dot icon on the right side of the selected dictionary's row to expand the list of available actions.

![Figure 2. Dictionary list view in the Library, with the action list expanded for the selected artifact](/files/c67123eb7107f291b3b61ed6a8cf5af8ebe83e23)
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#### Selecting "Export to CSV"

From the action menu, select the option **Export to CSV**. A file named:

SELECTED\_DICTIONARY\_NAME.csv
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![Figure 3. Example contents of the CSV file after exporting the dictionary](/files/726096063dd5f4cbcc571a309b69f64921a7bc8f)

The first row of the CSV file contains the column headers:

* key — the key identifying a dictionary item,
* pl — values in Polish for the given key (if we have other languages configured, they will appear as additional columns).


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