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## Export data to a CSV file
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The *example1* shows how you can export all the data in VBA array to a CSV file using the RFC-4180 standard as paramount.
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The [example1] shows how you can export all the data in VBA array to a CSV file using the RFC-4180 standard as paramount.
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#### [example1]
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*Note: the example uses the option `QuotationMode.Critical`, [learn more here](https://ws-garcia.github.io/VBA-CSV-interface/api/enumerations/quotationmode.html).*
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## Export to a CSV file without special syntax
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The *example2* shows how you can export all the data in VBA array to a CSV file without check the RFC-4180 standard’s rules. Be careful, use this only if the array doesn't hold especial chars (vbCrLf [vbCr, vbLf], comma [semicolon], double quotes[apostrophe]) in neither of its fields. The output CSV file has neither field needing to be escaped.
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The [example2] shows how you can export all the data in VBA array to a CSV file without check the RFC-4180 standard’s rules. Be careful, use this only if the array doesn't hold especial chars (vbCrLf [vbCr, vbLf], comma [semicolon], double quotes[apostrophe]) in neither of its fields. The output CSV file has neither field needing to be escaped.
The *example3* shows how you can export all the data in VBA array to a CSV file without check the RFC-4180 standard’s rules. Each field CSV of the output file need to be escaped by desired char. The procedure presented in the [example3] can be used in whatever circumstance.
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The [example3] shows how you can export all the data in VBA array to a CSV file without check the RFC-4180 standard’s rules. Each field CSV of the output file need to be escaped by desired char. The procedure presented in the [example3] can be used in whatever circumstance.
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