This afternoon I was using PGAdmin and needed to export some data from a query I had run but realized I wasn’t even sure if PGAdmin had this capability. Typically I would export data using the PSQL command line but since I was already working in PGAdmin I wanted to try and figure out if the capability existed and if so how to do it. After some playing around I was able to figure out how to export PGAdmin data to a CSV (Comma Separated Value) format that would be Microsoft Excel friendly. Follow the directions below to export PGAdmin data to a .CSV file to open in MS Excel.
Tags: column separator, Comma Separated Values, CR/LF, CSV, Excel, export, local charset, Microsoft Excel, MS Excel, pgAdmin, postgres, PostgreSQL, psql, row separator
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