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# Export configuration

#### Name

allows identifying the export profile.

#### Include in the exports

a list of resources generated in the export.

following options are available:

* Attributes - includes `attributes.csv` and `custom_fields.csv`
* Categories - includes `categories.csv`
* Category trees - includes `category_trees.csv` and `category_tree_elements.csv`
* Category attributes - includes `category_attributes.csv`
* Completeness sets - includes `completeness_sets.csv`
* Options - includes `options.csv`
* Products - includes `products.csv`
* Templates - includes `templates.csv` and `templates_elements.csv`
* Sections - includes `section_tempates.csv` and `section_templates_elements.csv`
* Multimedia - includes `multimedia.csv`
* Multimedia folders - includes `multimedia_folders.csv`
* Units - includes `units.csv`

#### Languages

limits the exported files to lines containing values only in specified languages.

#### Delimiter

determines what sign divides columns in the exported file.

#### Export type

works only within the context of products. Once you edit or add new products only those changes will appear in the export.

#### Segment

works only within the context of products. Only products available within chosen segment will be exported to `products.csv` file.

#### Behavior of variables

works only within the context of products. When textarea value contains variables those will be either exported as #attribute\_code or as parsed value.


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