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# Telemetry Export

With Tacview Advanced, you can export all available telemetry as a `CSV` file. This data can then be imported into your favorite data analysis tools to perform whatever calculations and create whatever visualizations you need.

Go to `File`→`Export Telemetry..`

![Telemetry Export](/files/3B7kz56wBKNe3EQpLeqB)

Choose to `Export the following properties for:` the `Main object only`, `Selected object` or `All objects`.

![Telemetry Export - Object Selection](/files/IWxcXQTGVKEWACRQ0Vi9)

Enter a sampling rate in Hz.

![Telemetry Export - Sampling Rate](/files/k3JiPONg23wI2SAOEed0)

Select the recorded and calculated properties that you need to appear in the export:

![Telemetry Export - Properties](/files/Gv0ySXjWiZs1lRy3BsfU)

Click `Export...` to export the data to a `CSV` file:

![Telemetry Export - Export](/files/Kt3RsD5MP6Yn18Wpnuet)

![Telemetry Export - Save to CSV](/files/wrHR36avuK5CgKweDWYi)

Then import the CSV file into your favorite data analysis tool. For example, Excel:

![Telemetry Export - Open in Excel](/files/4MomfyqjbY9VYwEYNU1l)

![Telemetry Export - Data in Excel](/files/Atp2YMsFbwJsqw03FuLi)