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Hi Siti, Thank you for your detailed information. I also use 'copy to clipboard' button currently, but it would be better if an export function for tables was available and I posted the question. I'm happy to know about the feature request via your post. I will watch the state of this issue. Regards,

Hello Joe, About the question by Jacob, I'd like to ask you about more simple case. Can we export any tables to csv or Excel manually? In the future, I also want to connect any data with BI tools, but for now I am happy to export them manually. Thanks.

Hi Joe, Thank you for your advice. I think the example #4 may be close to my issue. In case batch "X" has material lot "Y" and "Y" has property values "Z", I will need to some feature values from batch "X" and join material properties onto one table as below: batch feature-1 feature-2 material property-1 material property-2 B1 x1 y1 m11 m21 B2 x2 y2 m12 m22 B3 x3 y3 m13 m23 I wonder if I can do all data processes on SeeQ or not. 1 calculate features from each bach 2 read material data table on SeeQ (non time-series data) 3 join batch feature table and material properties by material lot number Step1 is possible to realize on SeeQ. How about step2 and 3? I need to export feature table and join material table outside SeeQ, or can do all on SeeQ?

Hi, I'm trying to analyze following data by joining them: 1. Process data: Time series data in a batch 2. Result of process: Quality data for every batch 3. Physical caractoristics of materials: material properties put into every batch #1 is available for Seeq of course, and #2 is also a type of time series data. But how about #3? How can you use data like #3 on Seeq? Please let me know ways to analyze such data on WORK BENCH or DATA LAB. Thank you!