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# Utilities: Export VSB to CSV format using DataExtract.exe

#### How to convert VSB files to CSV format on windows using dataextract.exe tool.

Note: While CSV files are commonly used, they can consume a significant amount of time storage space on your hard drive.

Place the vsb files and the vsdb database in some folder.

* Run the DataExtract.exe, switch to the Extract tab and Browse to the data directory:

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* You may want to adjust just how much disk space you can do without, using the Advanced Options button and the Export tab:

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* Select CSV here

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* And Click Export!


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