Exports and history
Read your download history
Every export is recorded, and each record links back to the search that produced it. That is what makes a file from three months ago explainable rather than mysterious.
Open your download history
Each entry shows its status, the name, how many rows it holds, the page range it covers, the search it came from, and links to take it again as a CSV or into a Google Sheet.
Trace a file back to its search
Each entry links to the search it came from, so you can see exactly which filters produced it and re-run them against current data.
Rename anything you will want to find again
Give an export a name that will still mean something later. A long history of unnamed files is hard to use.
Re-download it
Take the file again as a CSV, or push it into a Google Sheet.
Worth knowing
- Re-downloading from your history is free, permanently, for both CSV and Sheets. Those rows are already paid for.
- Exports stay available for 100 days.
Try this on the real database
Free trial with the full dataset and every filter, and the allowance resets daily rather than expiring.
