How do I get the link for CSV export?

[Dan Roman]

For XML and Word I can copy the link from the right click menu. For CSV that option is not available

[Trudy Claspill]

Hello @Dan Roman 

Welcome to the Atlassian community.

What screen are you on when trying to access that Export functionality?

What browser app are you using?

Do other users have the same experience?

[Dan Roman]

I am trying to get the link for csv export, as you can do for XML (right click menu).

For some reasons the first few options have a different right click menu than the last ones.

First of all it is confusing, second you can't use the pagination to get more than 1000 records when you have a large project. The solution (from Atlassian) is to change the Jira configuration, something that a project team member can't do.

Answers your questions:

1) I try to export the results of a filter. (filters)

2) I tried for the last couple of years in Chrome and Edge in multiple organisations and on Windows 10 and 11. It is definitely a Jira 'feature' that it is browser independent. 

3) From the questions found on forums, everybody has the same problem. It is by design

The problem, that I know for ages, is that you can't export all the 'issues' if your project is large. Exporting to Excel is the best (free) option to overcome reporting limitations (like an out of the box bar chart). 

I can't find any recommendation on the official Jira documentation.

[Dan Roman]

Thank you for the welcome, I am using Jira/Confluence since 2005 :)

[Dan Roman]

How to export over 1000 results in jira cloud (Atlassian.com)

1. Click the Export dropdown menu. In the developer tools,

2. Go to the 'Network' tab, select 'Fetch/XHR'

3. Enter views in the filter.

4. Next, refresh the page and select the Export dropdown menu.

Copy the URL from the link field of the corresponding export option in the ‘Preview' tab

Step 4 doesn't work for CSV, because the copy link option is not in the right click menu