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# Export
Wiclax can export your data directly in different formats:
Note the Excel and PDF options which are the most common.
The Other formats menu also offers a series of specific formats which adapt to the requirements of certain federations, such as the ITRA for trail running or UCI for cycling races.
## Main export
Whatever the format requested, the dialog that opens allows you to select what you want to export. By default, the current grid, or a selection of participant lists and rankings.
In the context of a **stage race**, it will be possible to request the export of the same selection for all stages in a single operation.
{% hint style="info" %}
A multiple selection targeting Excel will generate a single workbook, with the different grids in separate spreadsheets.
{% endhint %}
## Custom exports
Wiclax can generate files in a format that you have defined yourself. To create a custom format, go to the `Other formats / Open format definition` folder menu.
Here you will find some sample files that define an export format. Copy and edit one of these files to create your format. It will appear in the `Other Formats` menu as soon as the file exists in this folder.
Definition files should be written in XML format, and the definition file contains a reference of all options and variables that can be used. Please contact us if your needs require other data or options than those available.
Once defined, a custom export format can be enabled on demand or designated as the format to use for FTP uploads.
## Copy-paste
Remember that in some cases a simple copy and paste of a grid may be suitable for sending the data to Excel for example.
`Control+A` to select the whole rows, `Control+C` for copy.
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