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# Export experience and experiment lists

> Download list data for reporting, understand which filters are included, and distinguish page URLs from campaign Smart Links in an experience export.

Use **Export to CSV** on the experience or experiment list to download data for reporting and campaign organization. The file is a list export, not a screenshot or a copy of every chart on an analytics detail page.

## Export a list

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open the right shop and list">
    Open **Experiences** or **Tests** in the intended shop.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Set the list filters">
    Set the status and search filters. For experiences, select the relevant tags as needed. Review the sort order before exporting.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Select Export to CSV">
    Use the list's export/download control, labeled **Export to CSV** in its tooltip. Wait for the export to finish and the file to download.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Check the file before sharing">
    Confirm that the rows match the intended brand and list scope. Check the columns and metric definitions before combining the file with other reports.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Which filters are included?

| List                    | Filters passed through by its export action                 |
| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Experiences**         | Status, search, selected tags, and supported sort settings. |
| **Tests / experiments** | Status, search, and supported sort settings.                |

The current list export controls do not pass a custom analytics date range. **Do not assume that an export represents the date range selected on a different analytics screen.** For a date-specific comparison, verify the report scope before presenting the figures as a weekly or monthly result.

## What an experience export includes

The experience export includes identifiers and names, sessions, revenue, conversion rate, average order value, orders, tags, click-through rate, add-to-cart rate, and available page links.

The rate columns labeled **CVR (%)**, **CTR (%)**, and **ATC (%)** are percentage values. Avoid multiplying them by 100 again when formatting a spreadsheet.

The link columns serve different purposes:

| Column                                       | Use                                                                       |
| -------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Hash Link**                                | The experience's generated direct link.                                   |
| **Preview Link**                             | A preview destination for reviewing the page.                             |
| **Shopify Page Link**                        | The native Shopify Page URL, when one is associated.                      |
| **Connected Smart Link 1**, **2**, and so on | Active, non-deleted Smart Links directly associated with that experience. |

A blank link cell does not by itself mean the experience is broken. It can mean that the corresponding destination or direct Smart Link association is absent. The connected-link columns should not be treated as a complete inventory of every experiment or external campaign that can send traffic to the page.

## Sharing and comparing exports

Keep the export date, active shop, filters, and metric scope with the file. Use the [metrics glossary](/data-dictionary/metrics-glossary) when interpreting rates and revenue. A CSV does not remove differences between Jurni's attribution and another platform's reporting.

## Troubleshooting

**The export action is unavailable:** check your access to the list and its metrics with a shop admin.

**The file contains unexpected experiences:** review the status, search, and tag filters in the list you exported.

**Numbers differ from another screen:** compare scope, period, filters, and attribution rather than assuming every export uses the same reporting view.

## Related guides

* [Filter experience data](/analytics-reporting/filtering-experiences)
* [Manage experiences](/build/manage-experiences)
* [Read experiment results](/experiments/reading-results)
* [Analytics differences](/troubleshooting/analytics-differences)


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- [Create an Experience](/building-funnels/creating-a-funnel.md)
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