Getting data out

Export files, an endpoint external systems can read, writing back to databases and APIs, and turning a table structure into a template. The free line is only on export row count.

1. Exporting Excel and CSVThe two plain ways out, under Export in the toolbar. Free exports the first 1,000 rows of each table and says so; paid exports everything. What you get is what the current view shows, formula columns included as values.
2. Data API: letting another system read your tableExport → Export Data Api gives each table an HTTP endpoint, a workspace key and a ready-made curl command. Scripts, other systems and BI tools fetch it on demand and always get the current data, freshly computed formula columns included.
3. Writing back to an external systemPush what TableDI computed back into a database or an endpoint — the Outgoing Data direction of a connection channel, and automation's Post to API action. A paid capability.
4. Export as a template: reusing structure and formulasExport → Template saves a table, its formula columns and its views as a template file, so another workspace, another computer or another person can install the whole thing at once with New from template. Not the same as downloading a blank header sheet.