Export Attribute Table to Excel in ArcGIS Pro

Using the Table To Excel Tool

To export an attribute table from ArcGIS Pro to Microsoft Excel, utilize the 'Table To Excel' tool. This tool allows for the conversion of attribute tables into a format compatible with Excel, typically a CSV file which can be opened and manipulated in Excel.

Step-by-Step Export Process

Begin by opening ArcGIS Pro and navigating to the attribute table you wish to export. Within the 'Geoprocessing' panel, search for the 'Table To Excel' tool. Select this tool and a dialog will appear prompting you for parameters. Specify the input table and the desired output location for the Excel file. Confirm the export by clicking 'Run'. Upon completion, the attribute table will be available as a CSV file that can be opened in Microsoft Excel.

Finalizing the Export

After exporting, open the CSV file in Microsoft Excel to view and analyze your attribute table data. The data can now be edited, formatted, and utilized for further analysis or presentation within Excel.

Common Use Cases

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  Creating a backup of spatial data attributes
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  Performing advanced data analysis using Excel functions
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  Sharing attribute data with stakeholders who do not have GIS software
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  Integrating GIS data with other business intelligence tools for comprehensive reports
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  Conducting field data verification by cross-referencing the exported Excel file with physical records

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