I noticed the same and haven't heard anything official, but it looks like if you export from a chart, you just get the "as Image" option.  If it's a table, then you default to a CSV.  Getting the underlying data for a chart is problematic now if you want it all. 





You [i]can get a subset of the data by clicking the chart to drill down.  This will show a table which can be downloaded as CSV, but will only represent the section of the chart you clicked (for example, if you click the January '18 column in a monthly trending chart, you will only get January data.





While I imagine this change was meant to be more intuitive (downloading charts means images, downloading tables means CSVs), I feel I may now need to have 2 versions of some reports--one for the chart and one for downloading data.  😞

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Hi Jackie,





As Andy mentioned, the type of export is dependent on the type of visualization used. If you have a graphical visualization that you want to download the CSV/Excel data for, just change the visualization to a table and then you have the option to download the data.





See example below. The visualization determines the export options (the data doesn't change though). 

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Thanks for the helpful post and graphic, Dan.

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Hi Dan, Yes my report is in Table and the export option is still not there. See screen shots. 

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That's very odd, Jackie. I'd open a case with our support team (email support@gainsight.com) as this is unusual behavior. Support will be able to get to the bottom of this for you. Sorry for the inconvenience.

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Hi Jackie, This is a restriction from admin side. We have recently given an ability to "Disable export of reports on Gainsight Home and 360 pages". Navigate to Admin>Security Controls>SFDC Sharing Settings.





Please refer to this article.





Let us know if you need any help.

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Oh wow thank you Sai! That did the trick. 

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