Hey @Yury_Bykov - welcome to the community!

Yes, you can build a CSV in Script Block but then comes the question - what do you do with it? Scripts cannot write to your file system.

One approach - save the CSV file created in Script to a record as an attachment. Then you can view and download the CSV document.

Hey @Bill.French, thanks a lot for the hint, looks promising!

Or save the CSV to a " multilineText" field.
The attachment field type still requires a file.

But that’s not difficult to overcome.

• Script Block builds the CSV blob and uploads to public space with a signed URL
• Script Block updates the record with an attachment
• Script Block deletes the public space document (or allows the signed URL to expire)

Do you have a public space that you recommend?

Exporting in a custom CSV format would be really great. I can upload the CSV to somewhere external, but then I can’t share my script as others should not trust my host.

I feel like allowing links to URL.createObjectURL(data: Blob), or a new method output.file(data: Blob, filename: string) would be great APIs.

for me I would to use it to export after I remove duplicates across tables and have a new list of records.
so when I get that list I would like to export it as a CSV to re-inject it in a brand new table.

ps I don’t really get the answer, there is nothing in the scripting documentation that talks about export or CSV