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January 6, 2019 at 12:14 pm
I am trying to get a current, to date, report of those folks who have registered for our Reunion. How do I get that type of report? I see a tab about CSV file, but for some reason when I select that, it downloads what appears to be an Excel CSV file. However, it doesn’t open Excel, it opens a app of mine for iFinance and wants me to import the file? WTHeck…would appreciate some guidance in how to get a report showing name, how many, dates or registration number????
Thank you
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Tony
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January 7, 2019 at 8:22 am
I am trying to get a current, to date, report of those folks who have registered for our Reunion. How do I get that type of report?
View your registrations for the event?
Go to Event Espresso -> Events
Find the event in the list and hover over the event name, you’ll see a ‘Registrations’ link appear below the event name, click that. You’ll now see a list of all registrations on that event, you can click the CSV button at the bottom of the list to export those.
I see a tab about CSV file, but for some reason when I select that, it downloads what appears to be an Excel CSV file.
It’s not actually an Excel CSV file, its just a CSV file (comma separated file) which by default would normally open in something like Excel…..
However, it doesn’t open Excel, it opens a app of mine for iFinance and wants me to import the file?
It means on your machine iFinance is the set as the default application for CSV files, you can change that if preferred, but then do you often open CSV files in iFinance? If so you may be better opening Excel and then opening the CSV directly from within that.
Based on the above application I’m assuming you are using a MAC?
would appreciate some guidance in how to get a report showing name, how many, dates or registration number????
Open up Excel, then Open the CSV from within Excel, does it show you all the information you need?
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