You can export the events in a Personalization dataset to a CSV or JSON file. Events
are the rows that appear in the event stream. Each event can have an action and several custom
fields associated with it. You can use the exported file to analyze how fields are associated
with one another, and to find statistical trends. You can adjust the time period for the
export to get the specific data you need.
Required Editions
Permissions Needed
To export a dataset:
A role with Configure Dataset permissions
Note This process is for data sampling on an as-needed basis. If you want to export large
amounts of data regularly, contact your Salesforce representative for more information
about the Personalization Data Warehouse solution.
Click the avatar icon () in the upper right corner of
Personalization.
Alternatively, click the dataset selector.
From the resulting dropdown menu, select Manage
Datasets.
Click the Export Events icon () for the desired dataset.
Select the options you want in the Export Events dialog.
Option
Description
Start
Start date for the events you want to export.
End
End date for the events you want to export.
User Filter
Filter to export only events associated with specified user or
account IDs.
Limit
Number of events you want to export. The default value is 1000
events.
Separator
Separator value used when exporting events in CSV format. The
default value is a comma.
Quote Char
Quote character used when exporting events in CSV format. The
default is double straight quotes.
Fields
Filter to include only specified fields. If left blank, all fields
are exported.
Include Formatted Date and Time checkbox
Include a timestamp next to each event.
Click OK.
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