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Compatible with Salesforce Lightning reports: captures the open report table and saves its rows and columns locally as a CSV. Report Capture CSV makes it easy to save data from Salesforce Lightning reports as a CSV without using the standard report export process. Open a Salesforce Lightning report, click the Report Capture CSV extension, and select “Capture Report to CSV.” The extension reads the report table currently available to you, captures the report’s rows and columns, and creates a CSV file on your computer. Report Capture CSV is designed for users who need a quick way to capture report data directly from the report they are already viewing. Key features: • Captures data from Salesforce Lightning report tables • Handles reports that require horizontal or vertical scrolling • Preserves report column headers and row data • Creates a standard CSV file for use in Excel, Google Sheets, or other tools • Runs only when you explicitly activate it • Does not require your Salesforce username or password • Does not transmit report data to an external server • Does not store, sell, or share captured report data • Processes report information locally in your browser Report Capture CSV only accesses the active Salesforce report tab when you choose to use the extension. It does not run continuously in the background and does not monitor your Salesforce activity. This extension is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Salesforce. Salesforce is a trademark of Salesforce, Inc.
Sep 12, 2026
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