Export the attendee list
The export gives you a CSV file with all the event’s attendees: to prepare a paper door list, send it to a partner, do your own counts or keep a record before deleting an event.
Download the file
Section titled “Download the file”-
Open the event, Participants tab.
-
To the right of the “Search for a participant…” field, click the button with the download icon.
The file downloads right away. It is named after the event, for example SUBSOL Opening Night.csv.
If the event has no attendees yet, the button does nothing.
What the file contains
Section titled “What the file contains”One row per attendee, with these columns, in this order:
| Column | Content |
|---|---|
| firstname, lastname, email | First name, last name and email, for an event with ticketing. |
| Your fields | One column per field, with its exact name and in the order of the table: your custom fields and those added by your extensions, or the columns of your file for an event created by import. |
| Ticket | The name of the attendee’s ticket. Empty for an event created by import. |
| Checked in | “Yes” if the person is present, “No” otherwise. See Check attendees in. |
| Created at | Date and time the attendee was added: for a buyer, when their order was confirmed. |
| Updated at | Date and time of the attendee’s last change. |
| Refunded | Date and time of the refund if the ticket was refunded, empty otherwise. See Refund a ticket or an order. |
Every field has its column, even if it is only filled in for some attendees: the cell is then left empty for the others.
Checkboxes show as “Yes” or “No”. Dates follow the format of the language chosen in the dashboard, and times are those of your computer.
Open the file in a spreadsheet
Section titled “Open the file in a spreadsheet”The file is a comma-separated CSV, encoded in UTF-8: accented characters display correctly, including in Excel.
- Google Sheets: use “File”, then “Import”, and choose the file.
- Excel: open the file with a double click. If all the values appear in a single column, import it instead from the “Data” tab (import from a text or CSV file), choosing comma as the separator.
See also
Section titled “See also”- View and manage your attendees
- Turn attendees into an audience, to reach them again in your next campaigns.
