Before winds down on May 31, 2026, make sure to export all the spreadsheets and data you want to keep. Rows suRows supports two export formats: XLSX (full spreadsheet) and CSV (single table). For the official Rows documentation on exporting, see (available until May 31, 2026). Option 1: Download as XLSX (Full Spreadsheet)
Use this option to export an entire spreadsheet, including all its tables, into a single file.
Sign in to your Rows account Open the spreadsheet you want to export Click the … (More options) menu in the top-right corner of the editor The file will download to your computer What is retained in XLSX exports:
All cell content and values Formulas (as Excel-compatible formulas) What is NOT retained in XLSX exports:
Textblocks (rich text areas within the spreadsheet) Charts created using Python Conditional formatting rules Advanced Pivot Table features (converted to a standard table instead) Option 2: Download as CSV (Single Table)
Use this option to export a single table from your spreadsheet. This is the recommended format for . Open the spreadsheet and select the table you want to export Click the table options menu (the icon in the top-left of the table) The file will download to your computer Repeat this for each table you want to export separately.
Recommendation: Use CSV exports for data you plan to import into Coda. CSV files map cleanly to . Use XLSX exports as a full backup of each spreadsheet. Export Checklist
Review every workspace in your Rows account for important spreadsheets Export each spreadsheet as XLSX for archival purposes Export individual tables as CSV for importing into Coda If you originally imported data from Google Sheets, check whether those originals still exist in your Store all exported files in a safe location (local drive, cloud storage) Remember: Live data connections to external services (integrations like Google Analytics, HubSpot, etc.) will NOT be preserved in any export. You will need to recreate these connections using .