Export Miro Table to Excel (.cvs)

I desperately need to export Miro tables to excel in order to deliver much needed business reports. The copy paste option does not work as this only copies the table name to the excel workbook and not any of the table content data. Quite frustrating how Miro is still asking users with the same issue more questions instead of just developing the functionality to enable this export. I am not a developer that will go the Miro API route - can Miro please just do it.

I have the same problem as ​@LUCRECIA1511. Is there any solution to export the table data to excel?

this is not possible. cant believer the basic function to copy and paste is not available. Also you cannot do any calculations in the miro table. Why to make a table when its completely useless. 

solution is to put the table straight into chap gpt and ask it to create the spreadsheet - an extra step which is annoying - but it works

Hey ​@Dorsa Jalalian,
I have a created a quick walkthrough for you to manage a workaround the solution. Take a look and I hope it helps 😊

Thanks so much everyone for chiming in with your experiences and workarounds — it really helps others in the same boat!

We hear the frustration— having a native export to Excel/CSV option for tables would streamline reporting and data sharing significantly. I’ll continue passing this feedback along to the Miro team.

If there are any updates or improvements, I’ll be sure to share them here. In the meantime, keep those creative solutions coming — they really help the community! 🙌

​@Sam0801 This solution is not working for me. When I click into a cell and click copy - it only copies that cell. If I select copy from the table - it copies the word ‘table’. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong? 

There’s a lot wrong with this right now.

1. I cannot convert a table into a grid - when did that happen?
2. I cannot select the cells in my table to “copy”
3. If I “copy” the table from the table menu, it doesn’t paste anything except the name of the table
4. If I add the table to a frame and use export to CSV, it says “Sorry there is no data to export, please select objects that contain text.”
5. If I try to export the board to an Excel file, it says “Sorry there is no data to export, please select objects that contain text.”
6. If I try to export the frame to a PDF, it dumps the data out into a text boxes that are too small to then export to Excel (from Acrobat)

My data is no longer in sync to my Excel file and I do not want to retype all this, but at this point, it would have been faster. Now I can’t trust this app with my data.

Hi ​@Nani O'Keefe,

Thanks for your detailed feedback — and I understand how frustrating this situation is, especially when it impacts your workflow and trust in the platform.

You’ve outlined some very real pain points, particularly around:

• The inability to export Miro Tables (not Grids) to CSV or Excel

• Issues with copying cell content

• Export tools not recognizing your content as valid data

While I’ve forwarded this to our product team, we also encourage users to submit or upvote this request in our Wish List section. This helps our product team track interest and prioritize improvements based on community demand.

👉 Here’s how to do that:

1. Visit the Wish List

2. Search for “export table to Excel” — and if there’s an existing post, feel free to upvote and comment.

3. If not, you’re welcome to create a new one and share your specific use case (what you described here is really helpful!).

This way, others facing the same issue can chime in as well, and it increases visibility with our product team.

As for the item #6, I could not reproduce this behavior on my end. Could you please share a screenshot of what it looks like on your end?

I opened a request for this on the wish list. Name:

Export Miro Tables (not Grids) to CSV or Excel (xlsx):

https://community.miro.com/ideas/export-miro-tables-not-grids-to-csv-or-excel-xlsx-24277

Sam0801 wrote:

Hey ​@Dorsa Jalalian,
I have a created a quick walkthrough for you to manage a workaround the solution. Take a look and I hope it helps 😊

Is it possible to write an external script that automates table selection from the board and import to excel for each table on a board ?

Similarly, is it possible to write an external script that imports a collection of excel files and instantiates them as tables in a board ?