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# Export Related Records in an Excel Template
Using Click2Export you can export related records into an Excel template.
You can utilize the Excel template to retrieve record information associated with other related records. Also, you can display the related record in an Excel template with the required columns configured.
**Example:** There’s an Account which is associated with 5 Invoices. These Invoice Records can be exported along with the Account record in Excel Sheet format using Click2Export.
**Operation**:
Consider an Entity which is associated with another Entity that has ‘n’ records related to it. These records can be exported in the form of Excel sheet reports. The different actions that can be performed with the reports include ‘Download’, ‘Email’, ‘Schedule’.
In the below screenshot, as you can see the user has configured the Account’s active Invoice template as the user wants to export the active invoice of the particular user and use it for further requirements.
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