The reporting section is available from the top navigation bar. The files are all in .tsv format. TSV is just like CSV except tab delimited vs comma delimited but imported into your program the same way.
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The TSV file format stands for tab-separated values. This is to say that a TSV file contains information in a series of data tables, with that data being separated by tabs.
If you’ve ever worked with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, you might think that a series of data tables sounds a little familiar. That’s because this is effectively how these programs store your information in their own native formats.
The benefit of a TSV file is that it is more generic than dedicated file types for these programs. The TSV file type stores its information in a way that can be easily accessed by most spreadsheet programs, making it ideal for cross-software compatibility.
If you’ve ever asked yourself what a CSV file is, it’s essentially the same concept. The difference is that a CSV file uses commas to separate information, whereas the TSV file type uses tabs instead.